Veritas NetBackup™ for Sybase Administrator's Guide
- Introduction to NetBackup for Sybase
 - Installing NetBackup for Sybase
- Planning the installation of NetBackup for Sybase
 - Verifying the operating system and platform compatibility
 - NetBackup server and client requirements
 - Sybase server software requirements
 - Requirements for using NetBackup for Sybase in a NetBackup cluster
 - About the license for NetBackup for Sybase
 - Copying the NetBackup for Sybase library to each Sybase instance
 - Running the sybase_config script
 - Adding new Sybase instances
 
 - Configuring NetBackup for Sybase
- About NetBackup for Sybase configuration
 - About configuring a backup policy for Sybase
 - About the backup, restore, and load scripts for NetBackup for Sybase on UNIX
 - About the backup, restore, and load scripts for NetBackup for Sybase on Windows
- Modifying the backup script for NetBackup for Sybase on Windows
 - sybase_mdb_backup.cmd script
 - Additional information for editing the backup script for NetBackup for Sybase on Windows
 - Modifying the restore script for NetBackup for Sybase on Windows
 - sybase_mydb_restore.cmd script example for NetBackup
 - Additional information for editing the restore script for NetBackup for Sybase on Windows
 
 - Modifying the NetBackup for Sybase load script
 - NetBackup for Sybase environment variables
 - NetBackup for Sybase configuration or bp.conf file settings
 - Configuring the logon account for the NetBackup Client Service for NetBackup for Sybase
 - About striped dumps and loads with NetBackup for Sybase
 - Reviewing the auto-discovered mappings in Host Management
 - About permissions for NetBackup for Sybase log files (UNIX)
 - Configuring the Maximum jobs per client
 - Performing a manual backup
 
 - Using NetBackup for Sybase
 - Troubleshooting NetBackup for Sybase
- NetBackup debug logs and reports
- Enabling the debug logs for a NetBackup for Sybase client automatically (Windows)
 - Enabling the debug logs manually (UNIX)
 - About the bphdb directory on the Windows database client
 - About the bphdb directory on the UNIX database client
 - About the sybackup directory on the UNIX database client
 - About the sybackup directory on the Windows database client
 - Setting the debug level on a UNIX client
 - About NetBackup server reports
 
 - Sybase Backup Server log and messages
 - Minimizing timeout failures on large database restores
 - Minimizing the loading and unloading of tapes for database backups
 - Delays in completion of backup jobs
 
 - NetBackup debug logs and reports
 - Appendix A. Register authorized locations
 
Adding NetBackup for Sybase scripts to the backup selections list
The backup selections list in a database policy is different from the list in non-database policies. For example, in a Standard or MS-Windows policy, the list contains files and directories to be backed up. In a database policy, you specify scripts to be run.
Add scripts to the backup selections list only if you want to create a policy for automatic backups. In that case, add the scripts to a policy that has automatic backup schedules. NetBackup runs the scripts in the order that the scripts appear in the backup selections list.
To add scripts to the backup selections list
- Ensure that the script resides on the client.
 - Open the Policy dialog box.
To access the Policy dialog box, double-click the policy name in the policies list in the NetBackup Administration Console.
 - Click the Backup Selections tab.
 - Click New.
 - In the Script box, type the full path name of a script on the client.
For example:
/usr/openv/netbackup/ext/db_ext/backup.sh
C:\install_dir\dbext\backup.cmd
 - Click Add.
 - Choose one of the following:
 - Click OK.
 
To browse for scripts to add to the backup selections list
- Ensure that the script resides on the client.
 - In the Policy dialog box, click the Backup Selections tab.
To access the Policy dialog box, double-click the policy name in the policies list in the NetBackup Administration Console.
 - Click New.
 - Click Browse.
 - Navigate to and select the script file, then click OK.
 - Choose one of the following:
 - Click OK.