Shawn Robert Lesniak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sun, 23 Jul 2006, Kern Sibbald wrote:
>
> > Alternatively, if you were backing up your database in a separate backup
> > job,
> > it is possible to build your own bootstrap file from the log output and a
> > little detective work of exactly where it is on the tape where it was
> > written. This is described in the restore chapter of the manual, if I am
> > not
> > mistaken.
>
> There was a BackupCatalog job which looks like it should have a copy of
> the database. However, when I give it the bootstrap file, it complains
> that it can't find Tape17. I'm unsure how to add Tape17 to the list of
> volumes without losing data.
Basically:
1) Fine the bootstrap file for the catalog job (you've already done this).
2) Now you know which tape to bscan (#17)
3) Once Tape 17 is in the database, you can restore the database to it's
pre-crash state and you don't have to bscan any other tapes.
As a side note, our solution to this is to backup the database to our
fileserver on a daily basis (which is a different machine). We would
have to lose both the backup server and the fileserver in order to need
to bscan anything.
--
Bill Moran
There's more'n seventy little earth's spinning about the galaxy, and the
meek have inherited not a one.
Malcom Reynolds
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