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• Metafile directory (only when specified)
• Transaction log backup files
Roll-forward recovery processing can only be performed if the above directory and file are placed
on separate volumes. (In the event of a restoration, this prevents the metadata and transaction log
files from reverting to a previous state.) If this requirement is not satisfied, the backup terminates
with an error.
• When entering the SQL server instance, enter DEFAULT for the standard instance that was registered
when SQL Server was installed.
• You can use the following characters when naming a database:
• ASCII characters
• Multi-byte characters (one character must be expressed using 1- or 2-byte characters)
However, do not use the following characters:\ / : , ; * ? < > | “
• Do not use names in the following form for database data files:
META_database-ID.dmp
Where database-ID is a 10-digit number.
• In a cluster environment, specify a user on each node for the owner of a database subject to
backup. Local users with the same user name and password on different nodes are not considered
to be the same user. Therefore, use a domain user account that is common to all nodes. If a failover
is performed to a node where the database-owner user does not exist, the backup fails because
the database owner is unknown.
• If the system databases (master, model, and msdb) are to be backed up, specify, as the output
destination for SQL Server error log files, a volume different than the one that contains the system
databases. If the system database to be backed up is specified as the destination, when the system
database is restored from the secondary volume, the SQL Server error log files are also restored.
As a result, the contents of the error log files return to the state they were before the backup, and
consequently the error log information generated after the backup will be lost.
• Store tempdb on a different volume from the one used to store a user database to be backed up.
If the same volume is used, tempdb remains online and is overwritten with data restored from the
secondary volume when restoring from the user database only. This causes SQL Server to go into
an invalid state. To recover SQL Server from this state, it must be restarted to recreate tempdb.
After restarting SQL Server, move tempdb to a volume separate from the user database and attempt
the restore again.
• A backed-up database cannot be restored if the SQL Server versions do not match. For example,
a database backed up from a database server running SQL Server 2005 cannot be restored to
a database server running SQL Server 2008.
• In a cluster environment, install an SQL Server instance as a failover cluster.
The following points must be considered if you are using SQL Server 2005 or SQL Server 2008:
• Databases that use the snapshot function cannot be backed up and restored by Replication Man-
ager. If configured to back up a database snapshot, the backup will fail. When backing up an
entire instance, first remove any database snapshots.
• The service broker becomes disabled when databases are restored using Replication Manager.
To enable the service broker, execute the following SQL statement after restoration:
ALTER DATABASE [database name database-name] SET ENABLE_BROKER
• When using Replication Manager to manage replicas of databases using a database mirroring
function, run the operation on a principal server.
• To restore a database using a database that uses the mirroring function, disable the mirroring
function for the database.
User Guide 383
- User Guide 1
- DescriptionEditionVersionDate 2
- Contents 3
- User Guide 19 19
- Preface20 20
- 1 Introduction 21
- Replication Manager features 22
- Architecture and components 23
- System configurations 24
- User Guide 25 25
- Introduction26 26
- User Guide 27 27
- Introduction28 28
- HP P9000 Replication Manager 29
- Software Configuration Guide 29
- Introduction30 30
- 2 Getting started 31
- Initial setup 32
- Getting started34 34
- Logging in and out 36
- Quick start 37
- Getting started38 38
- 3 Replication Manager console 39
- Global tasks bar area 40
- Explorer menu 40
- Explorer menu items 41
- Dashboard menu 42
- Application bar area 42
- Navigation area 42
- Application area 42
- Object tree 42
- Functional views 43
- Structure of the Hosts view 44
- Storage Systems subwindow 45
- Pair configurations subwindow 47
- Information Source 48
- Replication Manager console48 48
- Applications subwindow 49
- Applications 50
- User Guide 51 51
- Replication Manager console52 52
- About information sources 53
- Configuration Guide 54
- Setting up Application Agent 57
- Automatic operation 61
- Manual operation 62
- Parallel performance 62
- About VDI generation timeout 64
- Refreshing Application Agent 64
- 5 Discovering volumes 67
- Volume scan 68
- Example volume scan procedure 69
- Types of volume scans 69
- Discovering volumes70 70
- Performing a volume scan 71
- Discovering volumes72 72
- Reviewing mainframe volumes 76
- Reviewing paired LDEV list 77
- Reviewing unpaired DEVN list 77
- Reviewing unpaired LDEV list 78
- 6 Setting up authorities 79
- About user roles 80
- About user roles and wizards 82
- Adding users 83
- Changing user permissions 84
- Setting up resource groups 85
- Creating resource groups 86
- Setting up authorities88 88
- Setting up authorities90 90
- 7 Organizing resources 91
- Setting up sites 92
- Adding sites 93
- Adding hosts to a site 94
- Organizing resources96 96
- Setting up My Copy Groups 97
- Examples of My Copy Groups 98
- Organizing resources100 100
- Creating My Copy Groups 101
- Organizing resources102 102
- 8 Setting up storage systems 103
- For mainframe systems 104
- HP P9000 104
- YYYStorage SystemsResources 105
- Setting up V-VOLs 106
- V-VOL limits 107
- About the Create V-VOL Wizard 108
- Creating V-VOLs 108
- Setting up command devices 110
- YYVolume not a paired volume 111
- YYVolume not a virtual volume 111
- Adding command devices 112
- Setting up remote paths 113
- Creating a remote path 114
- Setting up pool volumes 115
- About the Create Pool Wizard 117
- Setting up journal groups 118
- Create journal group workflow 121
- Adding journal groups 122
- Setting up alerts 123
- Copy pair status 124
- Performance threshold 124
- Copy license usage threshold 124
- Alert completion 124
- Alert retention 125
- Alert limits 125
- Alert setting workflow 126
- Setting up refresh intervals 133
- About data retention periods 134
- Related topics 136
- 10 Managing pair life cycle 137
- Pair configuration workflow 140
- Method for 142
- About copy pairs 143
- Create copy pair workflow 144
- Managing pair life cycle148 148
- Editing pair names 152
- Defining copy groups 154
- When creating new pairs 155
- About HORCM instances 156
- Creating copy groups 157
- Managing pair life cycle158 158
- Managing pair life cycle160 160
- About delta resync 163
- Scheduling and managing tasks 164
- About task statuses 166
- Scheduling tasks 167
- Editing tasks 168
- Viewing a list of tasks 169
- Canceling tasks 169
- Deleting tasks 170
- Managing pair life cycle172 172
- Confirming distribution hosts 173
- About workflows 173
- Saving workflows 174
- Viewing a list of workflows 174
- Editing workflows 175
- Deleting workflows 175
- Managing pair life cycle176 176
- HP P9000 Command 177
- Managing pair life cycle178 178
- Managing pair life cycle182 182
- Editing copy group settings 183
- To edit copy group settings 184
- Deleting copy groups 186
- Managing pair life cycle188 188
- Performing pair operations 190
- About copy pair status 202
- Copy pair status categories 203
- About copy pair states 209
- Changing copy pair status 213
- Managing pair life cycle214 214
- Change pair status workflow 224
- Managing pair life cycle226 226
- Managing pair life cycle228 228
- Takeover operation 231
- Swap operation 232
- Force-split operation 232
- Advanced recovery use cases 233
- Workflow refer 234
- Figure 6 Takeover workflow 236
- Figure 7 Takeback workflow 236
- OptionCommandOptionOperation 239
- User Guide 239 239
- Basic operations 240
- Advanced operations 240
- About virtual command devices 242
- Management server 243
- HP P9000 Replication 244
- Manager Configuration Guide 244
- HP P9000 RAID 244
- Manager User Guide 244
- RAID Manager User Guide 245
- Managing pair life cycle246 246
- HORCM definitions 249
- User authentication 250
- Managing pair life cycle252 252
- Configuration information 253
- Copy pair status information 253
- Refreshing copy pair status 255
- 3 minutes0 to 1,000 256
- 5 minutes1,001 to 2,000 256
- 10 minutes2,001 to 3,000 256
- 15 minutes3,001 to 5,000 256
- User Guide 257 257
- Automatic refreshing 263
- Periodic refreshing 264
- Refresh status messages 264
- User Guide 265 265
- 12 System monitoring 269
- Monitoring copy license usage 270
- System monitoring272 272
- Monitoring pair status 274
- Displaying My Copy Groups 275
- DescriptionIcon 276
- Checking the copy pair status 278
- About copy pair status checks 278
- System monitoring280 280
- About performance monitoring 281
- About copy progress 282
- Viewing copy progress 283
- Pool usage threshold values 284
- Monitoring license usage 286
- System monitoring288 288
- System monitoring290 290
- 13 Managing resources 291
- Viewing a list of hosts 293
- Managing resources294 294
- (mainframe systems) 298
- Managing resources300 300
- LDEV display format 301
- Managing resources302 302
- Managing resources304 304
- 14 Managing My Copy Groups 305
- Checking My Copy Groups 306
- Editing My Copy Groups 306
- 15 Managing storage systems 307
- Managing command devices 308
- Managing remote paths 309
- About deleting remote paths 310
- Managing pool volumes 311
- Editing pools 312
- Deleting pools 312
- Managing journal groups 313
- Managing storage systems314 314
- 16 Managing sites 315
- Site management functions 316
- Viewing a list of sites 317
- Editing sites 317
- Removing hosts from a site 318
- Deleting sites 319
- Deleting individual sites 320
- Deleting multiple sites 320
- 17 Managing alerts 321
- YYYAlertsAlerts 322
- Managing alerts322 322
- Testing alert settings 323
- Editing alert settings 324
- Marking alerts as completed 324
- Deleting alert settings 325
- Managing alerts326 326
- 18 Managing licenses 327
- Viewing license information 328
- Editing a license 328
- • About licenses, page 327 329
- User Guide 329 329
- Managing licenses330 330
- User management functions 331
- Managing users 332
- Changing user roles 334
- Deleting users 335
- Managing user permissions 336
- Managing user profiles 337
- Viewing user profiles 338
- About account locking 340
- Locking user accounts 340
- Unlocking user accounts 341
- About user authentication 342
- 20 Managing security 347
- NYSecurityAdministration 348
- Managing security348 348
- About warning banners 350
- Editing a warning banner 351
- Deleting a warning banner 351
- Managing security352 352
- 21 Managing resource groups 353
- Editing resource groups 354
- Managing resource groups356 356
- Deleting resource groups 357
- Managing resource groups358 358
- Editing information sources 359
- Removing information sources 361
- User Guide 365 365
- About application replicas 367
- Mount points 371
- Remote operations 374
- Daylight savings time 375
- GPT disks and VSS Backups 375
- Creating replicas (backups) 375
- User Guide 377 377
- Restoring replicas (restores) 378
- Allocating metafiles 384
- Using a cluster configuration 385
- Provisioning Manager 386
- Coding rules for scripts 403
- Script entries 404
- Multiple 406
- Environment variables 408
- Agent script example 408
- Batch command file example 409
- Saving a replica to tape 410
- Restoring a replica from tape 411
- Command line tools 412
- Backing up the databases 415
- Restoring the databases 415
- Restarting operations 415
- 24 Handling errors 419
- Explorer menu (event logging) 420
- Icons for messages 420
- About MIB definition files 422
- Exporting alert history 424
- Exporting event log data 425
- Using the GetCTDelta command 426
- Examples 427
- Without options 428
- File output 428
- 26 System maintenance 431
- About operation modes 432
- Viewing the operation mode 432
- Changing the operation mode 432
- System maintenance434 434
- Contacting HP 435
- Related information 435
- Conventions 436
- User Guide 437 437
- User Guide 441 441
- Icons442 442
- B Exceptions 443
- For open systems 444
- Exceptions446 446
- C Display formats 451
- Display format of copy type 452
- Display formats454 454
- Glossary 455
- Glossary456 456
- Glossary458 458
- Glossary460 460
- Glossary462 462
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