Showing posts with label SAP Backup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SAP Backup. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 October 2011

What are my backup options In SAP


The PRD Instance

Daily backup should be made for these SAP specific directories:

      /usr/sap/<SID>
      /sapmnt/<SID>
      /usr/sap/trans on the TMS Domain Controller Server
      Any directories containing flat files that are used by the SAP instance

Daily backups should be made for these Oracle specific directories:

      /oracle
      Directory holding redo logs if not in the /oracle structure

Weekly backup should be made for these OS specific directories:

      Root
      /etc
      /dev

For Oracle, the entire /oracle directory should be backed up daily if there is only one Oracle Instance on the server, and each separate /oracle/<SID> directory if there is more than one instance on the server.

It is also recommended that a full offline image of the entire server be made before the monthly closing cycle.

The DEV and QAS Instances

Weekly backup should be made for these SAP specific directories:


      /usr/sap/<SID>
      /sapmnt/<SID>
      Any directories containing flat files that are used by the SAP instance

Weekly backups should be made for these Oracle specific directories:

      /oracle
      Directory holding redo logs if not in the /oracle structure

Monthly backup should be made for these OS specific directories:

      Root
      /etc
      /dev

For Oracle, the entire /oracle directory should be backed up daily if there is only one Oracle Instance on the server, and each separate /oracle/<SID> directory if there is more than one instance on the server.

It is also recommended that a full offline image of the entire server be made at the same time every month.

How often do I need to backup? In SAP


The PRD Instance

Daily backup should be made for these SAP specific directories:

      /usr/sap/<SID>
      /sapmnt/<SID>
      /usr/sap/trans on the TMS Domain Controller Server
      Any directories containing flat files that are used by the SAP instance

Daily backups should be made for these Oracle specific directories:

      /oracle
      Directory holding redo logs if not in the /oracle structure

Weekly backup should be made for these OS specific directories:

      Root
      /etc
      /dev

For Oracle, the entire /oracle directory should be backed up daily if there is only one Oracle Instance on the server, and each separate /oracle/<SID> directory if there is more than one instance on the server.

It is also recommended that a full offline image of the entire server be made before the monthly closing cycle.

The DEV and QAS Instances

Weekly backup should be made for these SAP specific directories:


      /usr/sap/<SID>
      /sapmnt/<SID>
      Any directories containing flat files that are used by the SAP instance

Weekly backups should be made for these Oracle specific directories:

      /oracle
      Directory holding redo logs if not in the /oracle structure

Monthly backup should be made for these OS specific directories:

      Root
      /etc
      /dev

For Oracle, the entire /oracle directory should be backed up daily if there is only one Oracle Instance on the server, and each separate /oracle/<SID> directory if there is more than one instance on the server.

It is also recommended that a full offline image of the entire server be made at the same time every month.

what do I need to backup? In SAP


What Needs to Be Backed Up?

The PRD Instance

Daily backup should be made for these SAP specific directories:

      /usr/sap/<SID>
      /sapmnt/<SID>
      /usr/sap/trans on the TMS Domain Controller Server
      Any directories containing flat files that are used by the SAP instance

Daily backups should be made for these Oracle specific directories:

      /oracle
      Directory holding redo logs if not in the /oracle structure

Weekly backup should be made for these OS specific directories:

      Root
      /etc
      /dev

For Oracle, the entire /oracle directory should be backed up daily if there is only one Oracle Instance on the server, and each separate /oracle/<SID> directory if there is more than one instance on the server.

It is also recommended that a full offline image of the entire server be made before the monthly closing cycle.

The DEV and QAS Instances

Weekly backup should be made for these SAP specific directories:


      /usr/sap/<SID>
      /sapmnt/<SID>
      Any directories containing flat files that are used by the SAP instance

Weekly backups should be made for these Oracle specific directories:

      /oracle
      Directory holding redo logs if not in the /oracle structure

Monthly backup should be made for these OS specific directories:

      Root
      /etc
      /dev

For Oracle, the entire /oracle directory should be backed up daily if there is only one Oracle Instance on the server, and each separate /oracle/<SID> directory if there is more than one instance on the server.

It is also recommended that a full offline image of the entire server be made at the same time every month.