Overview
If you have missing or corrupted files, you will need to restore them from your backup tape(s). You can restore the entire contents of a tape, selected backup sets, or specific individual files. Before restoring files, you must ensure that SAP and the database are shutdown!
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Performing a Restore Using NT Backup Loading the Catalog of Files for Individual Backup Sets
If you do not want to restore an entire tape, you must load the tapes catalog to display a list of backup sets:
3. Click on the tape name to select it. 4. To load the tape catalog, either double-click the Catalog icon, double-click the tapes icon, or follow the path Operations Catalog. After searching the tape, a complete list of backup sets is displayed in the Tapes window. The question marks (?) displayed in the icons indicates that their individual catalogs have not been loaded.
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Corrupt files and their corresponding directories are marked with a red X.
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5. Select the Restore Local Registry check-box to restore the Registry files. (You must restart the computer after the backup in order for the registry files to take affect.) 6. Click the OK button to start the restore process. If the file on a disk is newer than the file being restored from the tape, a dialog box will appear asking you to confirm file replacement. If the a file or backup set spans two or more tapes, you will be prompted to insert the additional tape(s).
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It is possible that a screen like the one pictured to the right may appear:
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7. If this screen appears, click Yes to all. 8. Check to see that the restore was completed successfully and then click OK. 9. To exit NT Backup, follow the path Operations Exit.
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For further details refer to R/3 System Administration Made Easy Performing a Full System Backup Using NTBackup (Ch. 88) Basis Courses R/3 Installation on Windows NT (PABC90)
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