NBU7.5备份SAP

# environment variable, default value of one will be used. # #drives 1 drives 1 # #

# policy: is an optionl parameter and should be set to the name of a SAP policy # type that has been defined in Netbackup. The SAP policy must have a schedule # type of Application Backup defined in order for BACKINT to work. If BACKINT finds # a $SAP_POLICY environment variable, the policy parameter value will be # overriden by the value of the $SAP_POLICY variable. If the policy parameter # is not specified and there is no environment variable, then BACKINT will # exit with an error. #

#policy sap_backup

policysap_CEP_backup # #

# schedule: Is optional and must be set to the name of type Application Backup # schedule that is associates with a SAP policy type. The schedule can # define aspects of the backup such as how long Netbackup retains images, # maximum MPX per drive, storage unit, and volume pool. If BACKINT finds a # $SAP_SCHED environment variable, the schedule parameter value will be # overriden by the value of the $SAP_SCHED environment variable. If the # schedule parameter is not specified and there is no environment variable, # then, NetBackup uses the first schedule of type Application Backup # that it finds. It is higly recommended to set schedule parameter in *.utl file. #

#schedule Default-Application-Backup

schedule Default-Application-Backup # #

# policy2: is optional and is the name of a policy to be used for the # secondary SAP backup. The secondary backup is performed for each SAP # database backup on files that are needed to track SAP backup information. # This option would be used to save the backup information on a different # media. If policy2 is not specified, then the policy parameter value is used. #

#policy2 sap_sec_backup # #

# schedule2: is optional and is the name of a Application Backup schedule to be # used for the secondary SAP backup. The secondary backup is performed for # each SAP database backup on files that are needed to track SAP backup # information. This option would be used to save the backup information on a # different media. If schedule2 is not specified, then the schedule parameter # value is used. #

#schedule2 userbkps # #

# sort_backup_type: [size | custom | device | drive ]

# This parameter is optional and is used to specify four different backup # sort option. If sort_backup_type is not specified it will default to # the size option. #

#sort_backup_type size #

# sort_restore_type: [image | custom | drive ]

# This parameter is optional and is used to specify three different restore # sort option. If sort_restore_type is not specified it will default to # the image option. This option is only applicable for pre 6.0 releases. #

#sort_restore_type image # #

# custom_sort_file: is optional and is used in conjunction with the

# sort_backup_type and sort_restore_type parameter. If the custom option is # specified on either the sort_backup_type or sort_restore_type parameter, # then the custom_sort_file parameter needs to be set to a valid file. The # value for this parameter must be a full path name to a custom sort file and # must have public permissions. #

#custom_sort_file /oracle/SAP/sapscripts/custom_sort_file # #

# master_time_offset: is an option parameter used to restore old backups # if there was a time difference between the master and client machines. # This option should only be used for restoring 3.0 or older backup or if a # backint restore can't find a specified backup. The master_time_offset is # specified in minutes. The value will be subtracted from the start time and # added to the end time for a restore or inquire. #

#master_time_offset 2 #

#

#sleep: is optional and is used to specify a sleep time to monitor the # bpbackup or bprestore logs. The default is 5 seconds. When BACKINT is # called a number of bpbackup/bprestore commands can be running at the # sametime. BACKINT monitors each command and display the information to the # -o parameter. In some cases bpbackup/bprestore information is not displayed # because of the monitoring cycle. Therefore this option is used mainly for # debug reasons. This option is only applicable for pre 6.0 releases. # #sleep 5 # #

# policy_log: is optional and is the name of a policy to be used for # backing up a second copy of an archive log. If this option is specified # then two backups will be performed on the same archive log. The first # backup will go to the \# to the \#

#policy_logsap_archive_logs # #

# sched_log: is optional and is the name of a schedule to create a second # backing up of an archive log. If this option is specified then two backups # will be performed on the same archive log. The first backup will go to the # \# option. The \# \# the \#

#sched_log Default-Application-Backup # #

# retry_backup: is an optional parameter and should be set to the number of # retries for a failed backup. If this option is specified BACKINT will # retry a failed backup job. The number of retries is determine by the # value on the retry_backup parameter. #

#retry_backup 2 # #

# fail_backup: is optional and is used to stop the backup process immediately # when an error occurs. The standard behavior of BACKINT is to continue # processing even in the event of an error and then report what files failed # and what files were successful. If this parameter is specified then BACKINT

# will stop process on the first error and report failures for all the # files that were not backed up. #

#fail_backup # #

# media_notify_script: is optional and is used to call a script when a

# \ The value for this # option must be the full path name to a script. The script should also have # the right file permissions and should be tested before implementation. If # the message is encountered and this optional is specified, then the # following commands will be executed from BACKINT: # MEDIA_ID=A001;export MEDIA_ID

# NETBACKUP_SERVER=saturn;export NETBACKUP_SERVER # /oracle/SAP/sapscripts/sap_media_notify # This option is only applicable for pre 6.0 releases. #

#media_notify_script /oracle/SAP/sapscripts/sap_media_notify # #

# restore_filter: is optional and is used to resolve linked file paths on a

# restore. This parameter should be commented out and should be used only on # rare occasions. The following are the cases were this parameter is needed: # 1) Oracle table spaces use file paths

# 2) The directory paths to the Oracle table spaces are linked paths # 3) The linked directory paths don't exist at restore time

# The value for this parameter must be a fully qualified file path name to a # script, which has the right permissions and has been tested before being # implemented. The script must have an input and output parameter and be able # to modify the contents of a text file which contains file paths. The script # is responsible for converting linked directory paths into absolute directory # paths. See /usr/openv/netbackup/ext/db_ext/sap/scripts/restore_filter for # an example. #

#restore_filter /oracle/SAP/sapscripts/restore_filter.sh # #

# bplist_filter: is optional and is used to resolve linked file passes on an

# inquire. This parameter should be commented out and should be used only on # rare occasions. Like the restore_filter_script parameter this is needed # for the following cases:

# 1) Oracle table spaces use file paths

# 2) The directory paths to the Oracle table spaces are linked paths # 3) The linked directory paths don't exist at restore time