Avamar Client: Numero etichetta backup SQL

Summary: Questo articolo spiega come funziona il numero di etichetta per Avamar su backup SQL.

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Instructions

  1. I backup del database vengono creati eseguendo il backup parziale di ogni singolo database. Per parziale si intende un backup di ciascun database come parte di un backup completo. Un backup parziale è una parte di un backup che non sta in piedi da sola.
    Come mostrato di seguito, ogni labelnum rappresenta un backup parziale.

          <file internal="false" labelnum="1372" fullname="SQL\SQLDB/db2/i-2.stream0" acnt="/clients/sql.moja.com" saveas="i-1.stream0" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="1371" fullname="SQL\SQLDB/db2/f-0.stream0" acnt="/clients/sql.moja.com" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="1370" fullname="SQL\SQLDB/db4/i-2.stream0" acnt="/clients/sql.moja.com" saveas="i-1.stream0" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="1369" fullname="SQL\SQLDB/db3/i-2.stream0" acnt="/clients/sql.moja.com" saveas="i-1.stream0" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="1368" fullname="SQL\SQLDB/db4/f-0.stream0" acnt="/clients/sql.moja.com" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="1367" fullname="SQL\SQLDB/db3/f-0.stream0" acnt="/clients/sql.moja.com" />

    2. Chiama uno snapview per collegare questi backup in un set ripristinabile.
    In sostanza, Snapview collega i backup parziali in set ripristinabili.
    Pertanto, il backup precedente diventa un solo numero in Avamar Administrator.

    Il processo Snapview è il modo in cui Avamar collega i backup parziali in set ripristinabili. Al termine del backup di ogni database, viene eseguito un avtar finale che raccoglie gli hash root dei backup parziali e li collega. Questo processo di collegamento dei backup è una Snapview.
     
    Flussi:
    Avatar considera ogni flusso come un backup parziale. Per questo motivo, c'è uno labelnum per ogni flusso.
    In base all'esempio seguente, la configurazione ha cinque flussi. Per i database di dimensioni maggiori, possiamo visualizzare i cinque flussi, quindi 5 è il numero di etichetta perché ogni flusso è un backup parziale.
     
         <flag type="integer" pidnum="3006" value="5" name="max-parallel" />

          <file internal="false" labelnum="259344" fullname="sql\ins\travelee\f-0.stream0" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259343" fullname="sql\ins\travelee\f-0.stream2" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259342" fullname="sql\ins\travelee\f-0.stream1" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259340" fullname="sql\ins\travelee\f-0.stream3" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259341" fullname="sql\ins\travelee\f-0.stream4" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259367" fullname="sql\ins\adminsys\f-0.stream3" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259368" fullname="sql\ins\adminsys\f-0.stream2" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259369" fullname="sql\ins\adminsys\f-0.stream1" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259365" fullname="sql\ins\adminsys\f-0.stream4" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259366" fullname="sql\ins\adminsys\f-0.stream0" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259362" fullname="sql\ins\Core\f-0.stream3" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259364" fullname="sql\ins\Core\f-0.stream4" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259363" fullname="sql\ins\Core\f-0.stream1" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259360" fullname="sql\ins\Core\f-0.stream0" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259361" fullname="sql\ins\Core\f-0.stream2" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259349" fullname="sql\ins\LCS_SQL\f-0.stream4" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259347" fullname="sql\ins\LCS_SQL\f-0.stream1" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259348" fullname="sql\inst\LCS_SQL\f-0.stream0" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259346" fullname="sql\ins\LCS_SQL\f-0.stream3" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />
          <file internal="false" labelnum="259345" fullname="sql\ins\LCS_SQL\f-0.stream2" acnt="/SQLServers/Production/Cluster/sql.labemc.local" />

Affected Products

Avamar Client

Products

Avamar Client
Article Properties
Article Number: 000009839
Article Type: How To
Last Modified: 25 Sept 2025
Version:  5
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