Understanding enabling or disabling of data protection in profile
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You can enable or disable data protection while creating or updating a database profile.
To create a protected backup of a database on the secondary storage resources, database administrators and storage administrators perform the following actions.
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Create or edit a profile |
To create or edit a profile, perform the following:
When you disable backup protection, a warning message is displayed stating that the dataset will be deleted and restoring or cloning backups for this profile will not be possible. |
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View the profile |
Because the storage administrator has not yet assigned storage resources to implement the protection policy, the profile shows up as nonconformant in both the SnapManager graphical user interface and the profile show command output. |
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Assign storage resources in the Protection Manager Management Console |
In the Protection Manager Management Console, the storage administrator views the unprotected dataset and assigns a resource pool for each node of the dataset that is associated with the profile. The storage administrator then makes sure that secondary volumes are provisioned and protection relationships are initialized. |
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View the conformant profile in SnapManager |
In SnapManager, the database administrator sees that the profile has changed to conformant state in both the graphical user interface and in the profile show command output, indicating that resources were assigned. |
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Create the backup |
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View the backup |
The new backup is shown as scheduled for protection, but not yet protected (in the SnapManager interface and in the backup show command output). The Protection state is shown as “Not protected”. |
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View the backup list |
After the storage administrator verifies that the backup has been copied to secondary storage, SnapManager changes the backup Protection state from “Not protected” to “Protected”. |