HANA_SID

Example: ABC

HANA database SID.

HANA_NODES

Example: node1, node2, node3

Comma-separated list of HANA nodes on which the hdbsql statements can be executed.

HANA_USER_NAME

Example: backupUser

HANA database user name. The minimum privilege required for this user is BACKUP ADMIN privilege.

HANA_PASSWORD

Example: hfasfh87r83r

HANA database password.

HANA_INSTANCE

Example: 42

HANA node instance number.

HANA_HDBSQL_CMD

Example: /usr/sa p/hdbclient/ hdbsql

Path to the HANA hdbsql command. If this parameter is not set, hdbsql on the search path is used. The default is hdbsql.

HANA_OSDB_USER

Example: user1

The operating system user for executing hdbsql (usually sidadm) must have the hdbsql binary in the search path and the permission to execute it.

HANA_USERSTORE_KEYS

Example: node1:key1, node 2:key2, node3:ke y3

Comma-separated list of HANA userstore keys and node pairs using which the hdbsql statements can be executed.

HANA_FILE_BACKUP_ENABLE

“Y” or “N”

Determines whether Snap Creator should enable file-based backup for the SAP HANA plug-in. This setting is useful when you want to perform the SAP HANA file-based backup operation.

HANA_FILE_BACKUP_PATH

Example:/hana/data/SCN/mnt00001

(Optional) Path to the directory where database file backup can be stored. If this parameter is not set, use default.

HANA_FILE_BACKUP_PREFIX

Example: SnapCreator_<HANA_FILE_BACKUP_PREFIX>__<CURRENT_TIMESTAMP>

(Optional) Adds a prefix to the backup file name. Default: SnapCreator__<CURRENT_TIMESTAMP>

HANA_INTEGRITY_CHECK_ENABLE

“Y” or “N”

Determines whether Snap Creator should enable Integrity Check for the SAP HANA plug-in. This setting is usual when you want to perform the SAP HANA Integrity Check operation.

HANA_TEMP_FILE_BACKUP_PATH

Example:/temp

(Optional) Path where the temporary database file for Integrity Check can be stored. If not sure, use default.

HANA_LOG_CLEANUP_ENABLE

“Y” or “N”

Enables Log Catalog cleanup.