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Integrating SAP R/3 and Data Protector

Backing Up an SAP R/3 Database

Tru64 Cluster Before starting a backup on the Tru64 Cluster, create the following links: ln –s /sapfiles/admin/dbs/initsap.dba initSAP.dba

ln –s /sapfiles/admin/dbs/initsap.ora initSAP.ora ln –s /sapfiles/admin/dbs/initsap.sap init SAP.sap

	Starting a Backup Using the CLI
	Switch to the /opt/omni/bin (HP-UX and Solaris systems),
	/usr/omni/bin (other UNIX systems), or
	<Data_Protector_home>\bin (Windows systems) directory on an SAP
	R/3 Database Server system and run the following command:
	omnib -sap_list <backup_specification_name> [-barmode
	<SapMode>][list_options]
	You can select among the following list_options:
	-protect {none weeks n days n until date permanent}
	-load {low medium high}
	-crc
	-no_monitor
	SapMode = {-full -incr}
	Refer to the omnib man page for details.
Example	To start a backup using an SAP R/3 backup specification called RONA, run
	the following command:
	omnib -sap_list RONA

	Using SAP R/3 Commands
	When you interactively start a backup of your SAP R/3 object using the
	brbackup or sapdba commands, Data Protector uses the default SAP R/3
	backup specification named SAP-R3for backup.
Data Protector	On Windows, before you start backup interactively using the sapdba
Inet User	command, and you have at least one device attached to the SAP R/3
Account on	Database Server (and specified in the backup specification), you have to
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