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These other supported database types share\nmany procedures.\n\nThe following are the other supported database types:\n\n- [IBM Db2](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/concepts/db2-intro)\n\n- [MariaDB](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/concepts/mariadb-intro)\n\n- [MySQL](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/concepts/mysql-intro)\n\n- [PostgreSQL](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/concepts/postgresql-intro)\n\n- [SAP ASE](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/concepts/sap-ase-intro)\n\n- [SAP IQ](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/concepts/sap-iq-intro)\n\n- [SAP MaxDB](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/concepts/maxdb-intro)\n\n| **Note:** With one exception, protection is set for the entire instance. You can include or exclude specific databases during the process using a database inclusion rule from the **Manage Backup Plan** page. The exception is that virtual databases can be protected separately from the instance when created.\n\nProtect a database or a database instance\n\nDb2 database instance protection can be done from either the primary\nnode or from HADR nodes. To protect from a Db2 HADR node, the node must\nbe read-enabled. Ensure that the parameter `DB2_HADR_ROS=ON` is set.\n\nWhen an SAP ASE database is protected with Full+Incremental based backup,\nthe source and target databases must use the same character set or sort order\nfor a successful restore. For details refer to\n[SAP Note: 1860413 - How to change character set or sort order of SAP ASE](https://userapps.support.sap.com/sap/support/knowledge/en/1860413).\n\nTo protect the database or database instance, complete the following:\n\n1. Click **App Manager** \\\u003e **Applications** , right-click the instance\n and select **Manage Backup Plan**.\n\n2. On the **Manage Backup Plan** page, select a template and a resource profile,\n then click **Apply Backup Plan**.\n\n If you back up a workload to a backup/recovery appliance that would exceed its\n recommended storage capacity or snapshot limit, you will see a notification\n with a recommendation to back up the data to a different backup/recovery appliance.\n | **Caution:** Exceeding the capacity of a backup/recovery appliance can lead to failed jobs and unprotected data and failed restore operations.\n3. Click **Details \\& Settings** and ensure that the backup capture method\n matches the type of backup set in [Manage backup templates](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/create-plan/create-template).\n Click **Apply backup plan** or **Save Changes** . The instance appears in\n the **App Manager** with a shield icon.\n\n The instance is protected when the snapshot job succeeds according to the\n schedule in the template.\n4. If you are protecting an instance, then you can include or exclude\n specific databases during backup. From the **App Manager** , select the\n instance. Use the checkboxes to filter the list.\n Select **Manage backup plan**.\n\n5. Under **Database Inclusion Rule** , click **Edit** . If you do not\n see the **Database Inclusion** settings, you have selected a database,\n not an instance.\n\n6. Select an **Inclusion Rule** ---**Include All** , **Include Selected** ,\n or **Exclude Selected** ---and then select the databases to include\n or exclude, then click **Save**.\n\nProtect database logs\n\nTo enable and set up database log backup, follow these steps:\n\n1. From the **Backup Plans Templates** page, right-click the template\n that will be used for protecting the instance and click **Edit**.\n\n2. Click the arrow beside the snapshot policy to open up the details,\n then click **Edit Policy**.\n\n3. Near the bottom, select **Advanced Policy Settings**.\n\n4. Set the log policy options---you have to scroll to see them all:\n\n - Enable **Truncate/Purge log after backup**.\n\n - Set **Enable Database Log Backup** to **Yes**.\n\n - For **RPO (Minutes)** , when **Enable Database Log Backup** is set to\n **Yes**, RPO defines the frequency for database log backup. Frequency is set\n in minutes and must not exceed the database backup interval. The smallest\n value that can be set is 15 minutes.\n\n - Set **Log Backup Retention Period (in Days)** for point in time recovery.\n\n - Set **Replicate Logs (Uses StreamSnap Technology)** to **Yes** if\n you want to enable StreamSnap replication of log backup to a DR site.\n\n - Set **Send Logs to OnVault Pool** to **Yes** if you want the database\n logs to be sent to an OnVault pool, enabling for point-in-time\n recoveries from OnVault on another site.\n\n5. Click **Save Changes**.\n\n6. From the **App Manager Applications** list, select the instance.\n You can use checkboxes on the left to filter the list.\n Right-click it and select **Manage Backup Plans**.\n\n7. At the top of the screen, select **Details \\& Settings**.\n\n8. Set the **Retention of Production DB Logs** in hours. This value is\n used to purge the logs from the production destination. Based on this setting,\n the logs are purged if they are older then the number of hours specified.\n If the default value is not specified, then the default value is 24 hours.\n\n9. Click **Save**.\n\n| **Note:** (SAP ASE only) Only user database transaction logs are backed up; System database transaction logs (including master database transaction logs) are not backed up and so they are not truncated. This means that the system database archive log can get full and cause production user database backup jobs to fail. To prevent this, manually clear the system database logs by running the command `dump tran master with no_log`.\n\nWhat's next\n\nYour databases and instances back up on the schedules set in their backup\nplans. To review and report on Backup and DR activity, you can view the\n[management console dashboard](/backup-disaster-recovery/docs/concepts/dashboard)\nand examine the reports in the report manager."]]
