You can simplify the way you create configuration file for Backint for MaxDB if you use the following example and adjust it to suit your needs. If you do not want a certain parameter to be set by the parameter file, you have to invalidate or delete the relevant keyword.
BACKINT
C:\SAPDB\TST\db\bin\backint.exe
INPUT
C:\TEMP\backint4MAXDB.in
OUTPUT
C:\TEMP\backint4MAXDB.out
ERROROUTPUT C:\TEMP\backint4MAXDB.err
PARAMETERFILE
C:\SAPDB\WRK\TST\backintmaxdbconfig.par
TIMEOUT_SUCCESS 600
TIMEOUT_FAILURE 300
ORIGINAL_RUNDIRECTORY C:\SAPDB\wrk\CUSTOMERDB
BACKINT
C:\Backuptool\backint.exe
INPUT
C:\TEMP\backint4MAXDB.in
OUTPUT
C:\TEMP\backint4MAXDB.out
ERROROUTPUT
C:\TEMP\backint4MAXDB.err
PARAMETERFILE
C:\SAPDB\WRK\TST\backintmaxdbconfig.par
TIMEOUT_SUCCESS 600
TIMEOUT_FAILURE 300
ORIGINAL_RUNDIRECTORY C:\SAPDB\wrk\CUSTOMERDB
Keyword |
Value |
Explanation |
BACKINT |
C:\Backuptool\backint.exe |
The absolute path of the Backint for MaxDB program is: C:\Backuptool\backintsapdb.exe. |
INPUT |
C:\TEMP\backint4MAXDB.in |
The absolute path of the standard input is: C:\TEMP\backint4MAXDB.in |
OUTPUT |
C:\TEMP\backint4MAXDB.out |
The absolute path of the standard output is: C:\TEMP\backint4MAXDB.out |
ERROROUTPUT |
C:\TEMP\backint4MAXDB.err |
The absolute path of the standard error output is: C:\TEMP\backint4MAXDB.err |
PARAMETERFILE |
C:\SAPDB\WRK\TST\adaptprog.par |
The absolute path of the parameter file of the adapter program is: C:\SAPDB\WRK\TST\adaptprog.par. |
TIMEOUT_SUCCESS |
600 |
If successful, the Database Manager waits for a maximum of 10 minutes for Backint for MaxDB to stop. |
TIMEOUT_FAILURE |
300 |
If errors occur, the Database Manager waits for a maximum of 5 minutes for Backint for MaxDB to stop. |
ORIGINAL_RUNDIRECTORY |
C:\SAPDB\wrk\ CUSTOMERDB |
Run directory of the original database instance: C:\SAPDB\wrk\P1. |