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Function documentation Automating Administration Tasks Locate the document in the library structure

Use

You can automate both administration tasks that must be executed regularly and those that are executed as needed.

Activities

     Special DBM commands

     Automatic log backup

See

Database Manager GUI, Structure linkActivating and Deactivating Automatic Log Backup

Database Manager CLI, Structure linkautolog_on

     Extending the data area automatically

See

Database Manager GUI, Structure linkSwitching on/off Automatic Extension of the Data Area

Database Manager CLI, Structure linkauto_extend

     Automatic updating of the SQL Optimizer statistics

See

Database Manager GUI, Structure linkUpdating Statistical Information

Database Manager CLI, Structure linkauto_update_statistics

     Automatic start

You can also configure the database instance so that it is automatically transferred to the ONLINE operational state when the operating system is started. See Automatic Start.

     DBA planning calendar in CCMS

In SAP systems, you can automate regular administration tasks with the Structure linkDBA Planning Calendar.

     Scheduler

You can use the scheduler to schedule DBM commands to execute at defined points in time. To do so, you create each DBM command to be executed as a job in the scheduler. The scheduler must be active for jobs to be executed.

See Database Manager CLI, Structure linkUsing the Scheduler

     Database events

You can define a database event for specific states of the database instance. When one of these states occurs, the event dispatcher executes a certain action, such as a DBM command or a command from another program.

See Overview of Database Event Categories, Structure linkEvent Dispatcher and Database Manager CLI, Structure linkUsing Database Events

     Database triggers

You can use triggers to trigger actions in the database following certain data changes or a restart. See the SQL Reference Manual, Trigger Name (trigger_name)

See also:

Administration

 

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