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NetBackup™ for Sybase Administrator's Guide
Last Published:
2022-03-28
Product(s):
NetBackup (10.0)
- 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 SAP MaxDB, SAP Oracle, and SAP HANA 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
- NetBackup debug logs and reports
- Appendix A. Register authorized locations
Modifying the NetBackup for Sybase load script
This topic shows how to modify the load script. The following is an example of the sybase_mydb_load script:
load database mydb from "sybackup::SYBASE12.mydb.D.0.24312.20-12-2001.23:05:25" go load transaction mydb from "sybackup::SYBASE12.mydb.T.0.44532.21-12-2001.22:01:00" go load transaction mydb from "sybackup::SYBASE12.mydb.T.0.14142.22-12-2001.20:45:00" go online database mydb
To modify the sybase_mydb_load script
- Copy the example script to the authorized location on your client.
Do not save custom scripts in the samples directory. Subsequent NetBackup upgrades can overwrite your site's scripts.
- (UNIX or Linux) Set the access permissions of the script to 775.
chmod 775 script_name
- (Windows) Make sure there is share access to the script.
- Use a text editor to open the sybase_mydb_load script.
- Replace mydb with the name of the database.
- Replace the file name, shown in the example as SYBASE12, with the name obtained from the bplist command.
More information about the format of the file name is available.
- (Optional) Use the -SERV option to specify the NetBackup server on the device string of the load command. The -SERV option, which in this example specifies saturn, overrides any server that is specified in the NetBackup client configuration. For example:
load database mydb from "sybackup::SYBASE12.mydb.D.0.24312.20-12-2001.23:05:25 -SERV saturn"
- Save and close the file.
- Test the script you modified.
More information is available for how to test scripts.