HP Data Protector A.06.11, Integration Manual

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2. On the application system, verify a restore from the disk, as follows:
brrestore -d disk -u user/password
If it fails, refer to the SAP Online help for instructions on how to execute a restore
to disk using the SAP restore utility.
3. On the application system, verify that SAP is configured properly, as follows:
Move the original
backint
. Create a test script with the name
backint
in the
directory with the SAP backup utility, with the following entries:
#!/usr/bin/sh
echo "Test backint called as follows:"
echo "$0 $*"
echo "exiting 3 for a failure"
exit 3
Export all environment variables required by the SAP (SAPDATA_HOME,
SAPBACKUP...) and then start the command with the backup owner user:
brbackup -t offline_split -d util_file -u user / password
-c
or, if Data Protector uses
splitint
:
brbackup -t offline_mirror -d util_file -u user / password
-c
If you receive arguments from
backint
, that means SAP is properly configured
for backup using
backint
. Otherwise, you should reconfigure SAP.
Verifying the configuration
Before you begin this section, be sure that you completed all the steps provided in
the sections “
Verifying the prerequisites (Oracle side) ” on page 230 and “ Verifying
the prerequisites (SAP side) ” on page 231.
Perform the following verification steps, in numerical order, to verify that Data Protector
is configured properly:
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