GAURAVGUPTA9
12th October 2002, 08:35
hi all
is there any way to take increamental baan backup if yes how can we take that.
we r creating sequntial dump of tables. can we create increamental sequntial dump of tables.
regards

Gaurav Gupta

patvdv
12th October 2002, 12:44
Nope, you can only take an incremental backup of your database, but not using bdbpre.

logantech
14th October 2002, 01:13
Hi Gaurav,

If you have the time and opportunity, you can create a script that could take a sequential dump of tables (via bdbpre) prior to running your database backup. I've had clients do this so they could make a copy of their live data to load onto their test/dvlp servers.

Logantech
:cool:

GAURAVGUPTA9
16th October 2002, 08:07
HI all
i am creating dump using bdbpre. it is not working if i schedule it using cron. it is oly creating dump file with 0 byte in it. and no error file. what could b the possible error and its solution.

regards
gaurav

evertsen
16th October 2002, 18:46
Could you post the code you are using in the cronjob?

Ev

patvdv
16th October 2002, 19:40
The reason why a cron job usually doesn't do what it is supposed to do is because of the fact that cron has no default environment set. So make sure you set any required environment variables in your script.

GAURAVGUPTA9
17th October 2002, 11:52
hi patrick
when i am using bdbpre in cron, i am getting a mail at excution time bdbpre not found. wot env. variable i have to set. can u suggest me.
regards
gaurav

patvdv
17th October 2002, 13:13
$BSE, $BSE_TMP and $PATH would be good environment variables to start with!