Re: Onbar and storage pools

When using ADSM, you define two management classes, with different storage pools on the ADSM side. Then, in the include file, you specify the databases (normally of the form /$INFORMIXSERVER/$INFORMIXSERVER/*/0) and list one management class. And specify the logs (of the form /$INFORMIXSERVER/$INFORMIXSERVER/0/*) and list the other management class. I actually use 3 management classes, 1 for level 0 backup, 1 for level 1 backup, and 1 for logs because of different retention characteristics. My ADSM include file looks like-- INCLUDE /chpftecdevshm/chpftecdevshm/*/* DBDBIBKUP (Incremental DB backup) INCLUDE /chpftecdevshm/chpftecdevshm/*/0 DBDBBKUP (Level 0 DB backup) INCLUDE /chpftecdevshm/chpftecdevshm/0/* DBLOGBKUP (Log backup) (Remember, ADSM scans the include file from bottom to top for matching file name) Hope that helps. Doug Agnew DBA Charlotte Pipe & Foundry dagnew@charlottepipe.com (Opinions stated are mine alone --- no one else wants them) Gabor Heppes wrote in message <7fh217$pt7$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>... >Hi, > >I was wondering if it is possible to configure onbar to use different storage >pools for data and logical logs when using onbar with ADSM (or anything else >but ISM). The parameters ISM_DATA_POOL and ISM_LOG_POOL in the onconfig file >certainly look like ISM specific. How does this work anyway? Is this info >(database backup or logical log backup, and volume pools to use) passed to >ISM through the XBSA interface, or some other non-standard way? > >Any help appreciated > >Thanks > >Gabor > >-- >Gabor Heppes >IBM Global Services >gaborh@au1.ibm.com > >-----------== Posted via Deja News, The Discussion Network ==---------- >http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Discuss, or Start Your Own