from one node to another
Hello,
We are testing Backup Set restores for GW post offices. In 2 of 6
the restores user files were missing in a directory which are the users
mailboxes. We did a point-in-time restore and got the files back.
So, somehow the backupset, when created is missing files that
Hello,
We are testing Backup Set restores for GW post offices. In 2 of 6
the restores user files were missing in a directory which are the users
mailboxes. We did a point-in-time restore and got the files back.
So, somehow the backupset, when created is missing files that exist
in the incremental
Timothy,
I do not know how to qalify or quantify what is working and what is not
working without more specific info, such as copy & paste of the command
you are running and the output you are getting.
Perhaps what you need to do is prefix the source file name with the
original server name, i.e.,
William,
Thanks again,
Tried it the command is,
restore backupset monthlydocgrppoa.410125866 poa:swsp/
DOQCW2\poa:restore/ -subdir=yes
That helps, but does not resolve the problem of restoring a backupset
where the server from which the set was created no longer exists. Would
this mean the cli
Thanks Chris,
This may be an option to consider.
Chris Pasztor wrote:
> There is away around this issue and I use it on occasions by defining a new
> node
> I call ADHOC, I then by granting the ADHOC node a proxy for the source node I
> do
> a selective backup of the files then create the back
There is away around this issue and I use it on occasions by defining a new node
I call ADHOC, I then by granting the ADHOC node a proxy for the source node I do
a selective backup of the files then create the backupset. Then I define the new
node on the target server define the backupset and r
William,
Thanks..
I believe we are using the original node name and entering the
commands from that server. Do we just need to insert the
target server minus the Set Access command?
William wrote:
> Yes you can. As Andy said, you must use the original node name.
>
> On 3/13/06, Timothy Hughes
Yes you can. As Andy said, you must use the original node name.
On 3/13/06, Timothy Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Andrew,
>
> Thanks, Does this mean that we cannot restore a backupset to a
> different server?
>
>
> Andrew Raibeck wrote:
>
> > The SET ACCESS and -FROMNODE options do not per
Andrew,
Thanks, Does this mean that we cannot restore a backupset to a
different server?
Andrew Raibeck wrote:
> The SET ACCESS and -FROMNODE options do not pertain to backup sets. You
> cannot use -FROMNODE to restore data from another node's backup sets. You
> must connect with the node name
The SET ACCESS and -FROMNODE options do not pertain to backup sets. You
cannot use -FROMNODE to restore data from another node's backup sets. You
must connect with the node name for which the backup set was created.
Also, backup sets contain backup data only; they do not contain archive
data.
Reg
I am having problems restoring a backup set from one node to
another. I set access archive * * on node DOQCRPS and tried to
restore the same backupset to DOQCW2, but I get the error
ANS1934E Backup set 'monthlydocqrppoi.410125866' not found.
I checked the backupset name and it is still active and t
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