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(disk partitioning and logical volume
configuration) and automatic recovery
of the original system configuration and
user data that was backed up during the
full client backup.
These files are stored as an ASR archive
file on the Cell Manager (in
<Data_Protector_home>\Config\Serve
r\dr\asr on a Windows Cell Manager or
in /etc/opt/omni/server/dr/asr/ on a
UNIX Cell Manager) as well as on the
backup medium. The ASR archive file is
extracted to three diskettes for 32-bit
Windows systems or four diskettes for
64-bit Windows systems after a disaster
occurs. You need these diskettes to
perform ASR.
autochanger
See library
autoloader
See library
Automatic Storage Management
(Oracle specific term)
Automatic Storage Management is an
Oracle 10g integrated filesystem and
volume manager that manages Oracle
database files. It eliminates complexity
associated with managing data and disk
and provides striping and mirroring
capabilities to optimize performance.
BACKINT (SAP R/3 specific term)
SAP R/3 backup programs can call the
Data Protector backint interface
program via an open interface, which
enables them to communicate with Data
Protector software. For backup and
restore, SAP R/3 programs issue orders
for the Data Protector backint interface.
backup API
The Oracle interface between the Oracle
backup/restore utility and the backup/
restore media management layer. The
interface defines a set of routines to
allow the reading and writing of data to
the backup media, the creation,
searching and removing the backup
files.
backup chain
See restore chain.
backup device
A device configured for use with Data
Protector, which can write data to and
read data from storage media. This can
be, for example, a standalone DDS/DAT
drive or a library.
backup generation
One backup generation includes one full
backup and all incremental backups
until the next full backup.
backup ID
An identifier of an integration object
that equals the session ID of the backup
of this object. The backup ID is
preserved when an object is copied,
exported, or imported.