Re: informix and SAN snapshot
- From: "Neil Truby" <neil.truby@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2008 18:55:52 -0000
"InDeep" <indeep@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:492c4336$0$23870$6c36adad@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Neil Truby wrote:
"vt" <peace-and-joy@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:gggc5u$1n2r$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
If you are doing a Symmetrix sync ( not rsync ) you are pushing bits from prod to the other servers' disks, thusly you will need to shut down your target db or there will be corruption. Once the two are in-sync, it's time to split them. Once they are split they are each on their own
again, the target can be brought back up.
The oiriginal poster wants the disk copy as a backup. not to use for any othr purpose. Therefore, I don't understand this idea of "shutting down the target server" and "bringing it back up". You just the leave the disk copy intact, maybe refreshing it nightly, for years on end without ever pointing a server at it *except* when you need to use it.
The minute you bring Informix up on it the disk copy is destroyed as a potential source for a point-in-time restore using logical logs.
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