Subject | Re: How to assure backup is OK |
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Author | svein_erling |
Post date | 2002-08-12T14:24:24Z |
Hi Michael.
I guess most of us know that making a raw copy of a database file is rather unpredictable. So most of us (well, excluding me since I do not do the backup) use gbak. Then your backup utility can make a copy of the resulting .gbk file.
How to ensure this backup is valid? Well, restore it and check that your data is still there!
HTH,
Set
I guess most of us know that making a raw copy of a database file is rather unpredictable. So most of us (well, excluding me since I do not do the backup) use gbak. Then your backup utility can make a copy of the resulting .gbk file.
How to ensure this backup is valid? Well, restore it and check that your data is still there!
HTH,
Set
> Just a few weeks ago I realized that I can't take a Backup of my DB
> file from Veritas Backup to a tape if there is any users connected
> to the DB.
> The DB would get corrupted, and wouldn't work again until I did a
> backup - restore procedure.
>
> Then I came to wounder how do other people ensure that the backup
> the take is valid ?
>
> And how do they control that no user is attached to the DB ?