Examples of how to use the backup command
are given.
This example shows how to run a full VSS backup of exactly one
copy of a database that contains multiple copies in an Exchange Server
Database Availability Group (DAG). The command instructs
Data Protection for Exchange to
back up only the database
KEENVM1_M_DB1 if a minimum
of 60 minutes passes since the latest backup of the database, and
if no other member in the
FCMDAG2 Database Availability
Group is backing it up. Include this command in a command script (for
example,
c:\backup.cmd). Then, define a
Tivoli® Storage
Manager schedule
that starts this command script, and associate all DAG nodes to this
schedule.
tdpexcc backup KEENVM1_M_DB1 full /minimumbackupinterval=60
This example shows how to run a full VSS backup of one healthy
passive copy of a database that contains multiple copies in an Exchange
Server Database Availability Group (DAG). If a healthy passive copy
is not available, the active database copy is backed up. The command
instructs
Data Protection for Exchange to
back up only the passive copy of database
KEENVM1_M_DB1 if
a minimum of 60 minutes passes since the latest backup of the database,
and if no other member in the
FCMDAG2 Database Availability
Group is backing it up. If no passive database copy is available,
back up the active database copy. Include this command in a command
script (for example,
c:\backup.cmd). Define a
Tivoli Storage
Manager schedule
that starts this command script, and associate all DAG nodes to this
schedule.
tdpexcc backup KEENVM1_M_DB1 full /minimumbackupinterval=60 /preferdagpassive