Create Backup and DR Workflows for IBM Db2, SAP ASE, and SAP MaxDB databases
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You can use a Backup and DR Workflow to automate the process of mounting and
refreshing a database instance's databases from a backup image.
- Click App Manager, then right-click the instance and select
Manage Workflows.
- Click + Add Workflow.
Complete the following information.
- Workflow Name: Enter a name for this Backup and DR Workflow.
- Workflow Type: Select Direct Mount.
- Schedule Type: Choose Scheduled or On Demand based on your
requirement.
For a scheduled Backup and DR Workflow, specify the frequency as well.
- Source Image: Select based on requirements.
- Mount Label: Optionally, specify a mount label for the mounted image.
- Hosts: Select the target host or hosts where the virtual Db2 instance
databases copy are created.
- Mount Location: Specify a mount point to mount the data volumes
and log volumes of the target.
- Pre-Script: Optionally, specify a prescript name to be run before
refresh.
- Post-Script: Optionally, specify a postscript name to be run at the
end of refresh.
- Create New Virtual Application: Enable
Create New Virtual Application.
- Select Items: Select the databases to refresh on target and
specify the target dbname from Database Options for each database.
- If you see Target Instance User and Password, enter credentials for
the target instance.
- TARGET INSTANCE NAME: If target instance is visible, then select it,
otherwise specify the target instance name.
- Manage New Application: Enable Manage New Application.
- Template: Choose a template to protect the database.
- Profile: Choose a profile.
Click Add to create an on-demand or scheduled Backup and DR Workflow
to create or refresh the instance's databases virtual copy.
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Last updated 2024-10-01 UTC.
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