RE: backup/restore

If you don't use BRMS, and the files that change on a daily basis are
mostly the same, I'd have your BUSCO jobs NOT update save history (but
your BUALL should).  Thus, your BUSCOs are cumulative since the last
BUALL.  Restoring would always be option a.

John A. Jones, CISSP
Americas Information Security Officer
Jones Lang LaSalle, Inc.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Kirk Goins [mailto:kgoins@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Saturday, February 05, 2005 11:31 PM
To: Midrange Systems Technical Discussion
Subject: Re: backup/restore

The answer  is Depends... Are you backing up The objects that have
"changed" since the last full library save ... or The objects changed
from the last saved change object?

In the first case grab the tape will the full lib on it and the change
from Wednesday In the 2nd case grab the tape will the full lib on it and
ALL the change tapes

Now if you are using BRMS or a similar software...
Tell it  you want to restore  the lib and it will tell you what tape(s)
you need.


Jerry wrote:

>Let's say you do a BUALL (full backup) on Friday night and then BUSCO's
(save
>changed objects only) all week long and you have to do a restore on
Thursday
>for some reason of the production libraries.  So......what do you do?
>
>a.  Restore from BUALL and then the Wednesday night BUSCO as all
changed objects
>are in the last BUSCO.
>
>OR
>
>b.  Restore from BUALL and then restore each day thereafter (Monday,
Tuesday,
>and Wednesday as each day has an incremental backup that is needed.
>
>Jerry Draper
>
>  
>

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