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Chapter 6 Operations of NEC Storage ReplicationControl SQL Option
Figure 6-26 Performing Snapshot Backup
Procedure 8. Reconfigure the drive name for the search target disk (Search Server)
Reconfigure the removed drive name for the search target disk on the search server side by executing
the MOUNTVOL command.
MOUNTVOL d: \\?\Volume{d9ea193d-9d59-11d6-ab08-806d6172696f}\
MOUNTVOL e: \\?\Volume{d9ea193e-9d59-11d6-ab08-806d6172696f}\
Procedure 9. Mount the search target disk (Search Server)
Mount the target disk on the RV side. When using a service to monitor the disk state, start the service
after executing the mounting.
iSMrc_mount -drv d:
iSMrc_mount -drv e:
Procedure 10. Execute snapshot restoration (Search Server)
Execute snapshot restoration with the search server.
The data copied as a backup through snapshot backup is restored as the standby database in the search
server's Microsoft SQL Server 2000.
iSMsql_snapshotrst -db snap -metafile f:\snap.dat -norestore -remod standby
-refile g:\db_undo.dat
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By copying the transaction log as a backup using the business server and applying the transaction log
backup to the search server, the contents of the search server's database can be made to be equivalent to the
transaction log backup status.
For details, refer to the Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Books Online.
Use the file specified with the -refile option during the snapshot restoration operation as an undo file
required for recovery in standby mode.
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