
Smart Media
Copy
Media copy
Object mirror
Object copy
No
3
No
2
Yes
Yes
Appendability
of target media
Media identical
to the source
media
Media identical
to the source
media
Media
containing the
selected object
versions
Media
containing the
selected object
versions
Result of the
operation
1
Source media are located on virtual tapes stored on disk arrays and target media are located on a
physical tape library attached to the VLS.
2
You can use only unformatted media, empty media, or media with expired protection as target media.
After the operation, both the source and the target media become non-appendable.
3
You can use only unformatted media, empty media, or media with expired protection as target media.
After the operation, both the source and the target media become non-appendable.
Copying objects
What is object copy?
The Data Protector object copy functionality enables you to copy selected object
versions to a specific media set. You can select object versions from one or several
backup sessions or object consolidation sessions. During the object copy session,
Data Protector reads the backed up data from the source media, transfers the data,
and writes it to the target media.
The result of an object copy session is a media set that contains copies of the object
versions you specified.
Figure 31
on page 114 shows how data backed up at a specific point in time can be
copied afterwards. You can copy any backup object from a medium containing a
backup or a medium containing a copy of the object.
Concepts guide
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Summary of Contents for B6960-96035
Page 17: ...Overview of backup and automated media copy sessions 340 105 Concepts guide 17 ...
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Page 22: ...Publication history 22 ...
Page 132: ...Planning your backup strategy 132 ...
Page 182: ...Media management and devices 182 ...
Page 186: ...Users and user groups 186 ...
Page 204: ...The Data Protector internal database 204 ...
Page 218: ...Figure 62 Direct SIP integration example Service management 218 ...
Page 242: ...Integration with database applications 242 ...
Page 264: ...Synthetic backup 264 ...
Page 274: ...Split mirror concepts 274 ...
Page 288: ...Snapshot concepts 288 ...
Page 344: ...Further information 344 ...
Page 402: ...Glossary 402 ...