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The jog logs doesn't get backuped on our BE9 server, everything else in
BKUPEXEC is backuped as it seems, except the files in the LOG directory, the
files in DBPROT.1 and DBPROT.2 are backuped.
Is there a built-in filter that causes this or is something wrong?
We have marked to backup the complete SYS-volume and there is no differnece
if we are running differential or full backup.
TIA
Bobo
Bobo[color=blue]
> Is there a built-in filter that causes this or is something wrong?[/color]
There's nothing wrong, the logs are excluded by default.
Michael
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Ok, it's a "feature"...
Is there an way to include them? We wan't them to be backuped.
Is there any chance to get them back from the files in DBPROT.1 and DBPROT.2
under LOGS?
"Michael" <boing@myrealbox.com> wrote in message
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> Bobo[color=green]
> > Is there a built-in filter that causes this or is something wrong?[/color]
>
> There's nothing wrong, the logs are excluded by default.
>
> Michael
> --
> "If it jams, force it. If it breaks, you probably
> needed a new one anyway"
>
> * Please post replies via the newsgroup *[/color]
Bobo[color=blue]
> Is there an way to include them? We wan't them to be backuped.[/color]
Actually, in the latest build (1152), the whole of the LOG directory is
backed up with the exception of the *current* job log only (makes sense,
since that will be open until the current job is finished)
[color=blue]
> Is there any chance to get them back from the files in DBPROT.1 and DBPROT.2
> under LOGS?[/color]
No, the DBPROT.1 & 2 directories contain backups of database files only,
not the job logs.
Michael
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"If it jams, force it. If it breaks, you probably
needed a new one anyway"
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