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Verify data by ignite backup function

 
aan_1
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Verify data by ignite backup function

I have seem successfull backup HPUX system by ignite make_net_recovery command.
it produce such kind following file:
-rw------- 1 bin sys 3434667729 Nov 19 12:43 2008-11-19,12:14

How to verify that file 2008-11-19,12:14 is in correct format and make sure it can be use to restore the system?

Best regards,

asrul
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Prashanth Waugh
Esteemed Contributor

Re: Verify data by ignite backup function

Hi Asrul,

U can check the log .
/var/opt/ignite/recovery/latest/recovery.log file

Regards
Prashant
For success, attitude is equally as important as ability
aan_1
Frequent Advisor

Re: Verify data by ignite backup function

Hi, Prashant

/var/opt/ignite/recovery/latest/recovery.log: No such file or directory

but I have the backup result.

I found to check with /opt/ignite/lbinia/list_expander
but it is has following output:

/opt/ignite/lbinia/list_expander -l /opt/app/oracle/backup/temip_system/rpttemip/2008-11-19,12:14
ERROR: The file /opt/app/oracle/backup/temip_system/rpttemip/2008-11-19,12:14
cannot be opened for list output: Value too large to be stored in data
type (errno = 72)

Any one please help...

Rgds,

Asrul
Prashanth Waugh
Esteemed Contributor

Re: Verify data by ignite backup function

Hi,

Pls check this path on ignite server


/var/opt/ignite/clients

Regards
Prashant
For success, attitude is equally as important as ability
Scot Bean
Honored Contributor

Re: Verify data by ignite backup function

Check the man page for the Ignite check_net_recovery command, see if it will help you in this situation.
Dennis Handly
Acclaimed Contributor

Re: Verify data by ignite backup function

>Value too large to be stored in data type (errno = 72)

It looks like list_expander is broken in that it doesn't handle files > 2 Gb.
aan_1
Frequent Advisor

Re: Verify data by ignite backup function

I have tried to check the fs whether support large file or not:
[root@dbtemip] --> fsadm -F vxfs -v /opt/app/oracle
vxfs fsadm: using device /dev/vg01/rlvol1
largefiles


so our fs are support the large file.
suppose it does not have problem with large file.
Wim Rombauts
Honored Contributor

Re: Verify data by ignite backup function

An ignite backup is in fact nothing more than a TAR archive. So try "tar tvf ".

For ignite backups on tape, you can dump the bootinfo for PA-RISC machines (and direct-tape-boot enabled integrity machines), or read the TAR information for non-bootable (integrity) tapes.
Dennis Handly
Acclaimed Contributor

Re: Verify data by ignite backup function

>so our fs are support the large file. suppose it does not have problem with large file.

The problem is not with the FS but with ignite.