HP Data Protector A.06.11 Recovery Manual page 200

System Recovery
Data file
System State
system
volume/disk/
partition
SysVol
tablespace
tapeless backup
(ZDB specific term)
target database
target (R2) device
target system
200 Glossary
See SRD file.
(Windows specific term) The System State data comprises the
Registry, COM+ Class Registration database, system startup
files, and the Certificate Services database (if the server is a
certificate server). If the server is a domain controller, Active
Directory services and the SYSVOL directory are also contained
in the System State data. If the server is running the Cluster
service, the System State data also includes resource registry
checkpoints and the quorum resource recovery log, which
contains the most recent cluster database information.
A volume/disk/partition containing operating system files.
Microsoft terminology defines the system volume/disk/partition
as the volume/disk/partition containing files required for the
initial step of the boot process.
(Windows specific term) A shared directory that stores the server
copy of the domain's public files, which are replicated among
all domain controllers in the domain.
A part of a database structure. Each database is logically
divided into one or more tablespaces. Each tablespace has data
files or raw volumes exclusively associated with it.
See ZDB to disk.
(Oracle specific term) In RMAN, the target database is the
database that you are backing up or restoring.
(EMC Symmetrix specific term) An EMC Symmetrix device that
participates in SRDF operations with a source (R1) device. It
resides in the remote EMC Symmetrix unit. It is paired with a
source (R1) device in the local EMC Symmetrix unit and receives
all write data from its mirrored pair. This device is not accessed
by user applications during normal I/O operations. An R2
device must be assigned to an RDF2 group type.
See also source (R1)
(disaster recovery specific term) A system after a computer
disaster has occurred. The target system is typically in a
non-bootable state and the goal of disaster recovery is to restore
device.