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hi, i'd like to have a backup my Infx 7.31 DB to another of our sites for High availability reasons. i can't implement data replication (HDR) because of an unsufficient Qos on the wan link. if i transfer logs to the remote site, can i restore my original database ? how ? does anyone have an idea on how i can have fresh datas on the remote site by another way ? is IER a good answer ? all advices are welcome

If you don't have enough network band width for HDR, then you won't have enough band width for ER either. "__toto" <bil.gates@microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3015upF2pjgu4U1@uni-berlin.de... > hi, > i'd like to have a backup my Infx 7.31 DB to another of our sites for High > availability reasons. > i can't implement data replication (HDR) because of an unsufficient Qos on > the wan link. > if i transfer logs to the remote site, can i restore my original database ? > how ? > does anyone have an idea on how i can have fresh datas on the remote site by > another way ? > is IER a good answer ? > all advices are welcome > >

so ??? "Madison Pruet" <mpruet@comcast.net> a 'crit dans le message de news:OYJmd.51226$5K2.29587@attbi_s03... > If you don't have enough network band width for HDR, then you won't have > enough band width for ER either. > > "__toto" <bil.gates@microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3015upF2pjgu4U1@uni-berlin.de... > > hi, > > i'd like to have a backup my Infx 7.31 DB to another of our sites for High > > availability reasons. > > i can't implement data replication (HDR) because of an unsufficient Qos on > > the wan link. > > if i transfer logs to the remote site, can i restore my original database > ? > > how ? > > does anyone have an idea on how i can have fresh datas on the remote site > by > > another way ? > > is IER a good answer ? > > all advices are welcome > > > > > >