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(you don't want to overwrite your backup!)We do this so that we continue to work off our recovery folder and not directly against the production BOBJ server (in case something goes wrong). Open a Command Prompt and change to the recovery directory. Execute the following command:dbeng12 -n BOE120_eng BOE120.db -ad D:\Recovery The SQL Anywhere server dialog appears and indicates that the database was recovered successfully. Stop the SIA and BOBJ database service. In your BOBJ system, locate the CMS database and transaction log files and erase them (if present). Copy the recovered database file 'BOE120.db' and transaction log file 'BOE120.log' to its appropriate location in your BOBJ system. Start the BOBJ database service. Start the SIA using CCM.Repeat the same steps to recover the Audit database.Summary and Additional ResourcesAlways have a proper backup and recovery plan for your mission-critical BOBJ systems. For managing the CMS and Audit databases, SQL Anywhere provides visual tools to validate, backup and recover the database. Use maintenance plans to simplify the definition and scheduling of backups. Don't forget to test your backup and recovery plan to ensure the procedure executes properly and behaves as expected.Additional resources: Business Intelligence Help Portal: SQL Anywhere Backup and Data Recovery: SQL Anywhere Maintenance Plans: SQL Anywhere Community:

Operating systems, the ODBC and OLE DB driver names in the registry should include the name of the application in which they are embedded. For example, the ODBC driver name SQL Anywhere 12 should be renamed application-name SQL Anywhere 12. See Database and application deployment and ODBC driver configuration. Is it better to have one database server for each database or should I run multiple databases on a single database server? You should run multiple databases on a single database server because this configuration optimizes the use of computer resources. Having multiple database servers running on the same computer may result in a competition for resources, and (with dynamic cache resizing) this configuration may result in degraded or unpredictable performance. Degraded or unpredictable performance may be acceptable if you need to stop one database server for maintenance without affecting the others, or if you need to isolate errors to a single database server. You should verify that you are correctly licensed for the installation option that you choose. For more information, see Multiple databases running on a single database server. Why is the size of my database increasing, or not decreasing as expected? How do I create an effective backup and recovery plan? See the following: Backup and recovery plan design See the tech note titled What Backup, Recovery, and Disaster Recovery Mean to Your SQL Anywhere Databases ( What do I do when an assertion failure occurs? How do I report a bug? How do I improve the performance of my application or database server? See the following documents: How do I upgrade my SQL Anywhere software? Why is my application running slower after an upgrade? SQL Anywhere performs best when the database is created with the same major version as the database server. Rebuild the database if you are experiencing performance problems and no longer need to run the database on earlier versions of SQL Anywhere. See Database rebuilds and Performance monitoring and diagnostic tools. Why does my application not work after an upgrade? SQL Anywhere developers strive to ensure that applications continue to work after an upgrade. However, your application may be affected by behavior changes and the removal of previously supported features. To determine if behavior changes have been made to your version of SQL Anywhere, or if features have been removed or deprecated, select the section relevant to your version of SQL Anywhere. See SQL

ContentsIntroductionPrerequisitesTypes of BackupsBackup StrategyMaintenance PlansCreating a Maintenance Plan for the Full Database BackupCreating a Maintenance Plan for the Incremental Database BackupTesting and Executing the Maintenance PlanRecovering the Database From BackupSummary and Additional ResourcesIntroductionIf you are using SAP Business Objects (BOBJ) 3.1 (SP5 or higher) or BOBJ 4.1, then your Central Management Server (CMS) and Audit databases are likely to be SAP SQL Anywhere (SQLA) 12.0.1. An extremely important task for any BOBJ administrator is to design and implement a proper backup and recovery strategy in case disaster hits and your production system is damaged beyond repair, leaving you with no other choice than restoring from a recent backup.The backup and recovery strategy for the BOBJ server is well-documented in the Administrator's Guide, but it doesn't describe in detail the steps required to backup the SQL Anywhere CMS and Audit databases. This document explains how to accomplish this task and automatically schedule the execution of backups using maintenance plans.It is worth mentioning that SQL Anywhere databases perform automatic recovery when the server crashes, so there is no need to recover the database in those situations (e.g.: power outages, accidental power off, server restart after hanging). However, if the CMS or Audit database files become corrupt, then you will need to perform recovery. Corrupt database files are typically a sign of file system (disk) corruption.The original location of this document is will need Sybase Central, the SQLA database administration tool. It is included in the SQL Anywhere Client installation - click here for information on how to obtain it. Please install that component in your BOBJ server.The procedure described in this document was tested on SAP Business Objects 3.1 SP5 running under Windows x64, but is also applicable to other BOBJ versions that use SQL Anywhere for its CMS and Audit databases, and other operating systems.Types of BackupThere are two types of database backups you can perform: offline (cold) and online (hot).Performing an offline backup is very easy: you completely shut down the BOBJ server, including the database service, and then copy the SQLA database and transaction log files to your backup

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