Difference between revisions of "Recovery as Normal Files(SAP HANA)"
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Revision as of 10:39, 5 October 2020
Contents
Headline
Tranzman UI provides a user friendly interface to browse the migrated images and restore data to the mounted NFS/CIFS share as per the Devices page. Click on Actions on sidebar and Select Restore. You should see the restore page with three sections.
- Images section for selecting the images to restore data from.
- Image Content section for browsing through the data in the selected images and select the contents you want to restore.
- Selection section for reviewing selected content for restore and run the restore for the selected.
So follow the below steps to perform the restore of SAP HANA Backups.
Step 1
Select the Policy, Client, Backup Time From, Backup Time To and hit on 
and you should see all the images in the time interval selected.
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Note: Our SAP HANA Server is saphana2.localdomain. We are restoring a full backup from 2020-09-29. |
Step 2
Select the image you want to restore the data from Images section.Browse through the data in that Image in Image Content section and select it to restore.
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Note: The way SAP HANA does backups by default is it splits its data files during backup. Similarly when you will select an image for restore, all the images which should be part of the group will be selected automatically. |
Step 3
From the Selection section on the webpage , select the Destination for the restore. This refers to the NFS/CIFS share mounted for restoring data under Devices .Then enter the
path (name of folder) where you want the data to be restored and click on 
. This should trigger the restore
Step 4
Once the Restore job is triggered successfully , you can see a new job in Tasks under Views->Tasks on the sidebar. Additionaly there is another section under Views->Tasks named Restore logs (shown below) where user can check the restore status , and also re-run the restore with or without modifications for restore paths.
