Veritas NetBackup™ for SAP Administrator's Guide
- Introduction to NetBackup for SAP
- Introduction to NetBackup SAP HANA
- Installing NetBackup for SAP
- Installing NetBackup for SAP HANA
- Configuring NetBackup for SAP
- About configuring a backup policy for an SAP database
- NetBackup for SAP backup scripts
- About SAP configuration files
- Configuring NetBackup for SAP HANA
- Performing backups and restores of SAP
- Using BRTools to start an SAP backup (for Oracle database only)
- Performing an SAP archive
- Restarting failed NetBackup for SAP backups and restores
- Performing backups and restores of SAP HANA
- NetBackup for SAP with Snapshot Client
- How the NetBackup for SAP Snapshot Client works
- About configuring Snapshot Client with NetBackup for SAP
- About configuring NetBackup for SAP block-level incremental backups on UNIX
- Configuring policies for BLI backups with NetBackup for SAP
- About NetBackup for SAP restores of volumes and file systems using snapshot rollback
- NetBackup for SAP on MaxDB databases
- Troubleshooting NetBackup for SAP and SAP HANA
- NetBackup debug logs and reports
- sapdba logs and messages (Oracle-based SAP environments only)
- About troubleshooting NetBackup for SAP HANA
- Appendix A. backint command line interface
- Appendix B. Input and output files for SAP HANA
- Appendix C. backint -i in_file contents
- Appendix D. backint -o out_file contents
- Appendix E. NetBackup for SAP environment variables for backint
- Appendix F. NetBackup for SAP configuration or bp.conf file settings
- Appendix G. Parameters used in initSID.utl
- sort_backup_type <value>
- sort_restore_type <value>
- Appendix H. Configuring split mirror backups
- Appendix I. Register authorized locations
Restarting SAP database restores on Oracle
You can restore an SAP database that is based on Oracle by using the brrestore command. The brrestore command writes a record into the input file for each file to be restored. This record is named BID filename. brrestore then calls the NetBackup for SAP agent (backint) with the appropriate options.
Restores can be either successful or unsuccessful.
For each record in the input file, the brrestore command expects one of the following messages from backint:
For a successful restore:
#FILE..... filename #RESTORED BID
For an unsuccessful restore:
#ERROR filename
If the restore is successful, backint reports #RESTORED BID filename. Then, brrestore writes the following:
UNIX or Linux:
#FILE..... /oracle/CER/sapdata1/btabd_1/btabd.data1
#RESTORED. VXF1147974254
Windows:
#RESTORED. VXF1147974254
brrestore does not write any messages if backint reports #ERROR filename.
If the restore job fails after restoring some files, the NetBackup for SAP agent (backint) reports #RESTORED for the files it restored. It reports #ERROR for the files that it did not restore.