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RE:[sap-basis] SAP System Refresh / Restore from Backup

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Posted by Raghav (SAP PI Basis Consultant)
on Jul 31 at 12:15 PM 		Mark this reply as helpfulMark as helpful
What is the size of your Database?
Why don't you use the R3load (system export/import)? Table splitting option would reduce the overhead during export/import.
>> I am not sure about 6.20, but like Caddick mentioned, please check your system copy guides.

Alternatively, can your UNIX team salvage a server that can run a clone of your PRD database?
copy over all the filesystems to this server, DNS isolate the server, run the DDL generation and start the R3load export using SAPinst.
This would involve very less downtime on your PRD, as you are running the export off a duplicate server.

Regards,
Raghav

---------------Original Message---------------
From: manuel121
Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2010 1:20 AM
Subject: SAP System Refresh / Restore from Backup

> Hello Guys,
>
> We are planning to do a system refresh in our QAS env using an offline backup copy of PRD.
> We are on SAP R/3 Enterprise 4.7 release 200 running on HP-UX/Oracle Machine.
>
> I saw in a document that says that "The Oracle Backup method is not generally supported for this version of the SAP Web Application Server (6.20). For method is only available as a pilot project".
>
> I was wondering if anyone has done it before successfully though. We were hoping to do the restore via the offline to prevent long downtime in our PRD environment.
>
> Best Regards,
> JB

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