HP OpenView Storage B6960-96008 manual

Integrating SAP DB/MaxDB and Data Protector

Restoring an SAP DB/MaxDB Database

	SAP DB/MaxDB Restore and Recovery
	Follow the procedure on the next few pages to restore and recover a
	database using SAP DB/MaxDB utilities from existing Data Protector
	SAP DB/MaxDB backup session(s). In the procedure, the following
	conventions are used:
	<inst_name> is the name of the instance to be restored
	<username>,<password> is the connection string for the
	SAP DB/MaxDB user created or identified as described in “Configuring
	Users” on page 263
	<location> is the location of the bsi_env file
	<media_group_name> is the name of the SAP DB/MaxDB media group
	<medium_name> is the name of the SAP DB/MaxDB medium
	<pipe_name> is the name of the SAP DB/MaxDB pipe
	<medium_type> is the type of the SAP DB/MaxDB medium
	<SessionID> is the Data Protector session ID of the session to be
	restored
Restore	1. Skip this step if the bsi_env file is already present and configured on
	the SAP DB/MaxDB Server.
	On the SAP DB/MaxDB Server create the bsi_env file in a directory
	of your choice. It must contain the following lines:
Windows	BACKINT <Data_Protector_home>\bin\sapdb_backint.exe
	INPUT <Data_Protector_home>\tmp\<inst_name>.bsi_in
	OUTPUT <Data_Protector_home>\tmp\<inst_name>.bsi_out
	ERROROUTPUT
	<Data_Protector_home>\tmp\<inst_name>.bsi_err
	TIMEOUT_SUCCESS 60
	TIMEOUT_FAILURE 30
UNIX	On HP-UX:
	BACKINT /opt/omni/bin/sapdb_backint
	INPUT /var/opt/omni/tmp/<inst_name>.bsi_in

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