System recoveryThis section describes the relevant procedures and the steps required to carry out the crash recovery procedure of an LN Software Environment (BSE) for UNIX platforms and Windows platforms. System recovery overview After a system crash, you must restore your LN Software Environment (BSE) from a back-up file stored on another system. Therefore, before you use your BSE in an operational environment, you must plan a back-up strategy for your BSE. Back-up strategy Before you can use LN, you must decide how you plan to protect your BSE against potential disk crashes and other system failures. If you do not plan and implement a proper back-up procedure, you might not be able to recover your BSE after a hard crash. You must thoroughly test your back-up and recovery procedure before and after you move to a run-time environment. You must perform test recoveries on a regular basis to ensure that your archiving and backup procedures work. To ensure a successful recovery scheme, frequent backups are essential. You must base the back-up frequency on the frequency of changes in your BSE’s data. For example, if data changes at a high rate, the backup frequency must be proportionally high. The amount of time you must keep the back-up files depends on the back-up frequency of your recovery scheme. For additional safety, maintain two or more of your previous backup files, in case part of the current backup file is lost or damaged. System recovery procedure
Procedure summary To recover LN after a hard crash:
In addition, you might also be required to recover your operating system and database. Refer to your operating system and database manuals for the appropriate procedures. Hinweis Important information, such as database parameters, login accounts, Kernel parameters, and so on, must be logged in a safe place, for example, in a system or database administrator’s log book, so that you can reuse this information during a recovery.
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