Log shipping

  • Hi

    I have my logshipping server A(primary server) and B and db x is in logshipping

    I need to take full backup of db 'x' .whether it cause prblem in log shipping ?.Kindly explain.

  • presumably you mean backing of db x on primary server. Taking a full backup will not affect logshipping. The fact a full backup has been done is recorded in the log but it does not break the log chain, you can restore log backups 'through' a full backup. i.e.

    if you take a log backup at 2pm and 4 pm and a full backup at 3 pm you would be able to restore the log backups without restoring the 3 pm full backup.

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  • Hi

    Thanks for the reply.I need to confirm one more thing.Where I can restore 3 pm full backup and 4 pm tlog backup .

  • binu.ma (11/14/2008)


    Hi

    Thanks for the reply.I need to confirm one more thing.Where I can restore 3 pm full backup and 4 pm tlog backup .

    sorry, not sure i understand the question

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  • binu.ma (11/14/2008)


    Hi

    Thanks for the reply.I need to confirm one more thing.Where I can restore 3 pm full backup and 4 pm tlog backup .

    Maybe. If you took another log backup between 3PM and 4PM, then you need to restore it before restoring the 4 PM log backup. If you didn't take any log backup between the full backup that was done as 3 PM and the log backup that was done at 4 PM, then you should be able to use it.

    Adi

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  • FULL backups do not effect the Log Shipping thats in place.

    But if you do not want to affect anythig else try using 'COPY_ONLY' clause in your BACKUP DATABASE command.

    hope it helps,

    _Ub

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