HP Application Recovery Manager software Integration guide (March 2008)

NOTE:
The sapreorg, and BR*Tools home directory must be accessible only if you want to
run SAP compliant ZDB sessions (BRBACKUP started on the backup system and not on
the application system). saparch must be accessible if you want to back up archive
logs using a post-exec command.
HP-UX application system
1. Share the directories on the application system through NFS with root permissions.
For example, suppose that the sapbackup directory on the application system
points to /oracle/SID/sapbackup and the backup system is
backup.company.com. To share the sapbackup directory:
In the file /etc/exports on the application system, add the line:
/oracle/SID/sapbackup -root=backup.company.com
2. Mount the directories on the backup system with the same name as on the
application system.
For example, suppose that we have an HP-UX application system
app.company.com. To mount the sapbackup directory on the backup system,
add the following line to the file /etc/fstab on the backup system:
app.company.com:/oracle/SID/sapbackup
/oracle/SID/sapbackup nfs defaults 0 0
Windows application system
The sapbackup, sapreorg, and saparch directories on the application system
must be accessible on the backup system, for example as:
\\application_system\sapbackup
\\application_system\sapreorg
\\application_system\saparch
If the directory variables are not set in the registry on backup host, set or export the
SAPBACKUP, SAPREORG, and SAPARCH variables.
The BR*Tools home directory on the application system must be accessible as follows:
\\application_system\sapmnt\SAP_SID\SYS\exe\run
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