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How to backup SAP IQ database ?
- Regular and frequent backups are the only protection against database or device failure. Consider the performance implications of various backup options, and create an appropriate backup plan.
- Backup plans depend on system load factors, database size, number of updates, and the relative importance of backup and recovery times. The maximum recovery time is determined by the length of time the organization can function without access to the data in the database. Run a full backup on a new database to provide a base point, then perform full and incremental backups on a fixed schedule. Consider time and storage requirements. Balance the time it takes to create the backup with the time it takes to restore the data.
- Regular and frequent backups are the only protection against database or device failure. Consider the performance implications of various backup options, and create an appropriate backup plan.
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Where to backup SAP IQ database ?
- Tape devices
- Disk devices
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Environment
SAP IQ 16.x
Product
SAP IQ 16.0
Keywords
backup, restore, full, incremental, recovery, Tape, virtual backup, DLT, VLT, netbackup, networker , , KBA , BC-SYB-IQ , Sybase IQ , How To
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