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Hi
I am not much aware of how the Redbrick database stores its data.
We are planning to Use TSM to backup our RS6000 boxes.
So If we take regular backups with TSM of our RS6000 box, will it
suffice Redbrick databases backup requirement.
I mean the policy is like this:
1. Take one full system backup when the all the applications are
stopped
2. From then onwards, take incremental (Progressive in TSM terms) when
Database is running and not in write mode.
Please advice
Thanks
Krihna
Krishna,
I found a URL that might interest you:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/db2/zones/informix/library/techarticle/0307liao/0307liao.html?no%20frames=true
Hope this helps.
Brice Avila
Krishna wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am not much aware of how the Redbrick database stores its data.
>
> We are planning to Use TSM to backup our RS6000 boxes.
>
> So If we take regular backups with TSM of our RS6000 box, will it
> suffice Redbrick databases backup requirement.
>
> I mean the policy is like this:
>
> 1. Take one full system backup when the all the applications are
> stopped
> 2. From then onwards, take incremental (Progressive in TSM terms)
when
> Database is running and not in write mode.
>
> Please advice
>
> Thanks
> Krihna
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