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Hi All
I have a question about SMSQL Federated Backup:
I have a 2 node Windows 2008 Cluster with two SQL Instances on it:
VirtName1/Instance1
VirtName2/Instance2
I have execute the Configuration Wizard on the 2 Instances with PM integration. This Task has created two Datasets in PM and with the "normal" Backup the snapshots are archived (See Jobs above)
SmsqlJobLauncher.exe new-backup –svr 'VirtName1/Instance1' -ver –verInst 'VirtName3/Instance3' -mp –mpdir '' -RetainBackupDays 7 -lb -bksif -RetainSnapofSnapInfo 8 -trlog –mgmt standard -ArchiveBackup -ArchivedBackupRetention Daily
SmsqlJobLauncher.exe new-backup –svr 'VirtName2/Instance2' -ver –verInst 'VirtName3/Instance3' -mp –mpdir '' -RetainBackupDays 7 -lb -bksif -RetainSnapofSnapInfo 8 -trlog –mgmt standard -ArchiveBackup -ArchivedBackupRetention Daily
new-backup –svr 'VirtName1/Instance1' -g '2', 'VirtName1/Instance1', '3', 'db1', 'db2', 'db3', 'VirtName2/Instance2', '1', 'db1' -RetainBackupDays 3 -bksif -RetainSnapofSnapInfo 4 -rubackups 1 –mgmt standard -ArchiveBackup -ArchivedBackupRetention Daily
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You can try the following registry key workaround:
On the machine which you have database which is part of federated backup, under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Network Appliance\SnapManager for SQL Server\Server
Add DWORD_REG key value named “ArchiveRemoteFederatedBackup”, set it value to 1.
Thanks,
-Qing
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@lynda is this one that your team handles or should the question be asked in the NetApp Support Community?
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What is the issue you are seeing ?
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Hi abhisek
The Issue is:
I have Integrated Two SQL Instances in Protection Manager. It mean I have run the SMSQL Configuartion Wizard twice (for every Instance) and in PM I see now 2 Datasets (one Dataset/Instance).
When the Backup of each Instance is running seperatly (without federated Backup), then SMSQL trigger PM for updating the Volumes/Qtrees, which are in the Dataset (-ArchiveBackup).
With the Federated Backup (Two Instances with one SMSQL Job) PM updating only the Dataset, which is linked with the Instance defined with –svr (eg: 'VirtName1/Instance1'). The other Dataset becomes a LAG error in PM, because no updating occurs.....
I hope You understand my explanation of the issue..
TIA
Thomas
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Hi Thomas,
I ran in the same problem. Have you any solution?
Michael
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Hi Michael
I dont have a solution for this. Because it was only a Testing Environment we haven't look deeper.
I think Federated Backup doesn't work with Dataset integration, because only for the main Instance
SMSQL creates a Dataset in PM. But this is only thinking and not knowing :-)..
Sorry I don't have a better answer for you...
regards
Thomas
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Hi Thomas,
bad news....
I'm just upgraded SMSQL from 5.2 to 6.0 with hope that it will work with the new version. Unfortunately it doesn't work.
Tomorrow I will write a powershell script using 'sdcli dataset' registering snapshots of other SQL server with datasets.
Regards
Michael
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You can try the following registry key workaround:
On the machine which you have database which is part of federated backup, under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Network Appliance\SnapManager for SQL Server\Server
Add DWORD_REG key value named “ArchiveRemoteFederatedBackup”, set it value to 1.
Thanks,
-Qing
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Hi Qing,
on next monday I will be at customer site. Then I want to try your solution and giving feedback.
Regards,
Michael
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Hi Qing,
my customer implemented the workaround and it works like a charme.
Thanks!
Michael
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Hi Qing
Thanks for your Solution.
regards
Thomas
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Hi Michael
Can you try the Workaround with the registry? When It works, I can mark this discussion as solved 🙂
regards
Thomas
