Is there any other way to back up the IDB other than the Internal Database backup spec?
All the backups are running fine, it is only problem with the IDB backups.
If I back up the entire /var/opt/omni/server dir, will that be the same as compared to the IDB backup?
I use the command -omnimm -reset_poor_medium [MediuamID] orl [Medium Label]
for version HP DP A.09.00, but this doesnt work. can anyone help me ?
I use this command omnimm -reset_poor_medium for reset flag medium tape with Version DP A.09.00 but doesnt work, can anyone help me or advise ?
such as picture below
Hi
Obiously is not exactly the same but you can do an offline backup.
1º Stop DP services omnisv -stop
2º Make a copy of /var/opt/omni/server/db40 folder.
Best Regards
Hello
This is a known issue that has been resolved with last set of patches 9.08_113
Best Regards
Ok... I think I have been looking at DP screens to long. I am having an issue setting up what I think should be easy. I have a bunch of servers I do ONLINE backups of the Oracle database. In the Backup Specifications I have them selected. Then under Objects I [x] Include only objects with less than 1 copy, No time limit. I fire up the copy... and 2 of 21 selected backups are all it finds. What did I overlook? The backups ran last night, why aren't they selected for copies?
The request was approved and is now awaiting the Investigation. It's not showing in the change request yet, but they gave me a number: QCCR2A72375
Ok... first, does the file exist? Who owns it? it the path setup readable? Also, you might need to add a link to the directory. from inside the directory /oracle/IM2 create a link from saparch to it. Normally, when I set up oracle I have /oracle/SID/saparch the "real" directory and a link from /oracle/SID/orarch pointing to it. Here is an example of my setup. I am using HP-UX
(root@sapnpr)# pwd
/oracle/BPR
(root@sapnpr)# ls -lrt | grep arch
lrwxr-xr-x 1 orabpr dba 7 Apr 26 2008 oraarch -> saparch
drwxr-xr-x 4 orabpr dba 21504 Feb 9 07:01 saparch
Do you have any After backup object operations that would make a copy once the last night backups finished?
Nope, no post actions.
Still ongoing!
Personally, I like DPCom, since it parses datalists into perl hashes. That imho provides a safer way to "edit" files. (But a sed will get the job done as easily). Since I get almost no results on Google on DPCom, I guess the knowledge of this gem is not widespread and this post gives my an opportunity to showcase the power of DPCom.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
use IPC::Run ();
use lib
use Omniback;
sub get_datalist_names
{
my ($cm) = @_;
my $datalist_names = [];
my @omnicellinfo_command =
(
'/opt/omni/bin/omnicellinfo',
'-server', $cm,
'-dlinfo',
);
my $stdin = '';
my $stdout = '';
my $stderr = '';
my $success = IPC::Run::run (\@omnicellinfo_command, \$stdin, \$stdout, \$stderr);
unless ($success)
{
print STDERR "Failed to run " . join (' ', @omnicellinfo_command) . "\n";
return undef;
}
my
while (scalar (@lines) >= 5)
{
my ($type, $name, undef, undef, undef) = splice (@lines, 0, 5);
if (@lines && $lines[0] eq '')
{
shift (@lines);
}
push (@$datalist_names, [ $name, $type ]);
}
return $datalist_names;
}
my $dpcom = DPCom::Initialize ();
my $cell_managers =
[
'fqdn_cm1',
'fqdn_cm2',
];
foreach my $cell_manager (@$cell_managers)
{
my $datalist_names = get_datalist_names ($cell_manager);
foreach my $datalist_name (sort { $a->[0] cmp $b->[0] } @$datalist_names)
{
my ($name, $type) = @$datalist_name;
print STDERR "[DEBUG] type=|$type| name=|$name|.\n";
my $datalist_args =
{
'cellserver' => $cell_manager,
'name' => $name,
'type' => $type eq 'OB2' ? $type : lc ($type),
};
my $datalist = $dpcom->GetDatalist ($datalist_args);
foreach my $object (@{$datalist->{'objects'}})
{
if ($object->{'type'} eq 'DEVICE')
{
print STDERR "[DEBUG] name=|" . $object->{'name'} . "|\n";
$object->{'name'} = 'your_new_device_name';
$dpcom->PutDatalist ($datalist_args, $datalist);
}
}
}
}
$dpcom->Kill ();
Tim__Lawhead wrote:Do you have any After backup object operations that would make a copy once the last night backups finished?
Turns out the person who set it up used a different target catalyst. I need to take myself out back and beat myself up.
Thanks for the quick reply though.
I have a few Replcaitons running but now all are sitting at "Waiting for Objects" . is it just too bus yor what? How best to tweak performance on replicaitons?
CM running HP-UX 11.31. DP 9.08
Hi, Could you please share more details on the configuration you are using. All we know is FC link between the MediaAgent server and SOS device. What type of SOS are you using and how did you configure DP device. All “tweaking” depends on the configuration you are using.
I know that in one of the DP versions there were some performance improvements, but not certain of exact version. Would suggest to upgrade to the latest. Additionally here are to omnirc variables that would be useful if you are using target Side deduplication: CATALYST_PAYLOAD=1 && CATALYST_BODY_PAYLOAD_COMPRESSION=0.
Could it be that you are using “source/server” side deduplication and there is not enough CPU/MEM on the gateway system? Regards AlesKol
I have a DP cell 9.06 which backs up a NAS share of veeam data off a D2D. The backup is just an incr so it should only be backing up one file a night which is the veeam backup file.
What we are seeing is that each incr is backing up everything since the full, not only whats been backed up since the last incr.
Anyone seen this behaviour. I would expect this from Incr1 but Incr should be since the last backup not the last full.
thanks!
Thanks for Replay
A case has been logged regarding this issue. upgraded the tape drive and Tape library firmware to latest.
Run the drive self assesment test but no error with hardware.I am getting this issue intermittently.It seems drive pooling issue.
Thanks very much for your advice
I will try to update patch to v 9.08_113 first, and i will inform
For Advanced VMWare GRE on server with HP Insight Management Agent & HP OneView for VMware vCenter installed, when click on HPE Data Protector tab, it failed with the following error:
Http Error - 500
{"message":"Unexpected error :There was a problem while sending query to service https://cellserver:7116/dp-gui/grePlugin/GetMountProxies.jsp">https://cellserver:7116/dp-gui/grePlugin/GetMountProxies.jsp. Check that this agent is accessible."}
Solution
========
Fixed by DP0908_b112_QCIM2A70635_IB1.zip
Please contact HP Support for getting the fix.
[Error Message]
After restarting Data Protector server processes , mmd and kms are down and backup jobs can not be started .
/opt/omni/sbin/omnisv -status
ProcName Status [PID]
==============================
crs : Active [22621]
mmd : Down
kms : Down
hpdp-idb : Active [7347]
hpdp-idb-cp : Active [7367]
hpdp-as : Active [7390]
omnitrig : Active
Sending of traps disabled.
==============================
Status: At least one of the Data Protector processes/services is not running.
This system is configured to restart DP services automatically after a last backup job of a day by detecting a completion of omnib command .
[Cause]
It seems that CRS has not been stopped normally .
- /var/opt/omni/server/log/omnisv.log
2017-2-5 4:48:35 - STOP
Cannot stop "crs" service, system error:
[1053]
2017-2-5 4:50:27 - START
HPE Data Protector services successfully started.
MMD and KMS are initiated by CRS start up .
If CRS didn't stop and remained, CRS will be skipped at the next start up .
Because the start up of CRS doesn't happen , MMD and KMS will not be started up also .
Regarding the situation that CRS didn't stop , CRS seems to have been busy .
According to sm.log , MMD and KMS were stopped before BSM .
omnib command might have finished and returned , but CRS still had some activities for BSM .
- /var/opt/omni/server/log/sm.log
2017-02-05 04:47:32.851 BSM.5834.1 ["/sm/smcmn/smmain.c $Rev: 53174 $ $Date:: 2016-04-26 06:17:01 ":2088] A.09.00 b109
Session started.
2017-02-05 04:48:17.381 DBSM.6369.1 ["/sm/smcmn/smmain.c $Rev: 53174 $ $Date:: 2016-04-26 06:17:01 ":2088] A.09.00 b109
Session started.
2017-02-05 04:48:32.771 DBSM.6369.1 ["/sm/smcmn/smmain.c $Rev: 53174 $ $Date:: 2016-04-26 06:17:01 ":2272] A.09.00 b109
Session ended.
2017-02-05 04:48:35.311 MMD.22619.1 ["/sm/smcmn/unix.c $Rev: 53394 $ $Date:: 2016-05-15 10:23:25 ":154] A.09.00 b109
Session killed.
2017-02-05 04:48:35.321 KMS.22620.0 ["/sm/smcmn/unix.c $Rev: 53394 $ $Date:: 2016-05-15 10:23:25 ":154] A.09.00 b109
Session killed.
2017-02-05 04:48:35.351 BSM.5834.1 ["/sm/smcmn/smmain.c $Rev: 53174 $ $Date:: 2016-04-26 06:17:01 ":2249] A.09.00 b109
Session ended.
[Workaround / Fix]
It will be a kind of timing issues .
To avoid the error situation ,it is suggested to insert some sleep before executing omnisv stop even though omnib command returned without any error .
