On Wed, 26 Nov 1997 00:01:35 -0800, Cosmo Lee <"* N O - S P A M *
cosmo"@echonyc.com> wrote:
>I thought that On-Bar came w/ a storage manager. Is this incorrect? The
>literature seems to state this.
>
>Greg Moye wrote:
>
>> HC-
>>
>> OnBar requires the purchase and configuration of a third party storage
>> manager (i.e. Legato Networker, IBM ADSM, HP OmniBack etc...) to be the
>> interface between OnBar and the tape drives. Note drives plural - onbar
>> probably isn't worth fooling with unless you have multiple drives to
>> back up to in parallel. Sometime next year, Informix is supposed to
>> distribute what amounts to "Legato Networker Lite" with the engine at no
>> extra charge I believe. It will accomodate up to 4 parallel drives.
>>
>> You probably need to take a class (2 actually, onbar + your favorite
>> storage manager...) or get some consulting help. I gather it's fairly
>> difficult to set up and tune properly, but works well and easily once
>> you get it right. I don't think there's any such thing as casually
>> dabbling with it though, it requires expending some time and money to be
>> worthwhile.
>>
>> Greg
>>
>> Hoon Chung wrote:
>> >
>> > Hello everyone...
>> >
>> > I wanna use "On-Bar" utility. but I coudn't use On-Bar utility in
>> > Informix OnLine product.
>> > There is "On-Bar" command. but when I execute the command, "On-Bar"
>> > executed nothing.
>> >
>> > I wanna know how can I use On-Bar. Do I must buy "On-Bar" utility?
>> > Is there anyone with know that?
According to my documentation, On-Bar requires a storage manager, and
does not supply it. It came with my copy of 7.23UC5, and I've got it
working with HP's OmniBack II 2.50 product.
Jeff Kalchik
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