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NetBackup™ for Greenplum Administrator's Guide
- Introducing NetBackup for Greenplum
- Installing NetBackup for Greenplum
- Configuring NetBackup for Greenplum
- About NetBackup for Greenplum configuration
- About configuring a backup policy for Greenplum
- About the backup script for NetBackup for Greenplum
- Best practices for Greenplum backups
- Configuration options for backup jobs
- Use of the --jobs option or backup streams and the effect on NetBackup jobs and throttling options
- The nbgpbackup_config.yaml file
- About permissions for NetBackup for Greenplum log files
- Perform a manual backup
- Using NetBackup for Greenplum
- Troubleshooting NetBackup for Greenplum
- Appendix A. Register authorized locations
Adding NetBackup for Greenplum 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 at the same location on each node. (Note that if a script is not found on a specific node, the backup runs, but the job fails for that specific node.)
- Open the policy and select the Backup selections tab.
- Select Add.
- In the Pathname or directive box, type the full path name of a script on the client.
For example:
/usr/openv/netbackup/ext/db_ext/greenplum_backup.sh
It is recommended that you copy the script to a new file name or location so that it is not overwritten during upgrades.
- Select Add.