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Figure 58 Example of locations of operation definition files (when the backup is of an SQL Server
database)
In this example, the virtual server (server name: VServer_C) is running on the database server A
(server name: DBServer_A) and the database server B (server name: DBServer_B) , which make
up a cluster.
The SQL Server instance INSTANCE_1 exists on the databases A and B, and the virtual server C has
been defined as a cluster resource.
In this example, the operation definition file for the instance INSTANCE_1 is located on the database
server A, the database server B, and the backup server (server name: BKServer ) respectively.
Format of operation definition files
An operation definition file is created, for each operation ID that uniquely identifies the processing
target, with a name in the following format:
Application-Agent-installation-directory \DRM\script\conf\_ operation-ID .dat
The sample file for the operation definition file is stored in the following location:
Application-Agent-installation-folder \DRM\script\sample
The following table shows the entries of an operation definition file, the contents of them, and the
maximum value length (in bytes). Specifying the entries is always required.
Table 59 Contents and maximum value length of each entry in an operation definition file (when the
backup is of an SQL Server database)
Maximum
number of
characters
Information to be specified Specification item
32
This entry specifies a character string that indicates the backup
object type. Specify
MSSQL .
BACKUP_OBJECT
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