HP OpenView Storage B6960-96008 Restoring Using SAP DB/MaxDB Utilities, Finding Information Needed for Restore

		Integrating SAP DB/MaxDB and Data Protector
		Restoring an SAP DB/MaxDB Database
Example	To restore an instance named “inst1” (together with configuration),
	backed up on an SAP DB/MaxDB Server named “srv1.company.com”
	from the last backup session and then perform a recovery until the end of
	logs, enter the following command:
UNIX	On HP-UX:
	/opt/omni/bin/omnir -sapdb -barhost srv1.company.com
	-instance inst1 -recover -endlogs
	On other UNIX:
	/usr/omni/bin/omnir -sapdb -barhost srv1.company.com
	-instance inst1 -recover -endlogs
Windows	<Data_Protector_home>\omnir -sapdb -barhost
	srv1.company.com -instance inst1 -recover -endlogs
	The restore session can be monitored in the Data Protector Monitor
	window, where mount prompts for the required media are also displayed.
	Restoring Using SAP DB/MaxDB Utilities
	Using this integration, it is also possible to run an integrated Data
	Protector restore of an SAP DB/MaxDB Server from SAP DB/MaxDB
	utilities.
	To perform a restore to an existing SAP DB/MaxDB Server instance, see
	“SAP DB/MaxDB Restore and Recovery” on page 300.
	To migrate an SAP DB/MaxDB instance, see “SAP DB/MaxDB
	Migration” on page 303.
	Finding Information Needed for Restore
	To find the information needed for a restore, follow the steps below:
	Execute the following commands:
	•	omnidb -sapdb
		to get a list of SAP DB/MaxDB objects.
	•	omnidb -sapdb <object_name>
		to get details on a specific object, including the SessionID.

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