NetBackup™ for SQLite Administrator's Guide
- Introduction to NetBackup for SQLite Agent
- Installing the NetBackup for SQLite Agent
- Planning the installation of NetBackup for SQLite Agent
- Verifying the operating systems and platforms
- Installing prerequisites for NetBackup for SQLite Agent
- Post-installation requirements for NetBackup for SQLite Agent
- Describing the NetBackup for SQLite Agent package
- Installing the NetBackup for SQLite Agent
- Uninstalling the NetBackup for SQLite Agent
- Configuring the NetBackup for SQLite
- NetBackup for SQLite backup and restore
- Troubleshooting for NetBackup for SQLite
- Appendix A. NetBackup for SQLite commands and conventions
- Appendix B. NetBackup for SQLite commands
- Index
About SQLite database backups
The nbsqlite -o backup command initiates the backup operation using the -S, -P, -d, and-s as the required parameters. The parameter -z is the required parameter for Linux LVM configured systems.
Configure these parameters in the nbsqlite.conf file or provide them on the nbsqlite command line, when the parameters provided on the command line takes precedence.
Note:
Ensure that the SQLite agent and NetBackup are of same version for successful backup and restore operations.
When you initiate a backup, the agent creates a snapshot, mounts the snapshot, copies the file into the XBSA data object. The agent then sends the file to the NetBackup XBSA interface.
The NetBackup XBSA interface writes this data to the mounted media or disk storage managed by the NetBackup media server.
The command prompt displays the successful completion status of the backup. The Activity Monitor also displays the status for the backup job.