HP OpenView Storage Data Protector B6960-96008 Manual De Usuario
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Glossary
conventional full backup in terms of
data, without putting stress on the
production servers or the network. A
synthetic full backup is created from a
previous full backup and any number of
incremental backups.
data, without putting stress on the
production servers or the network. A
synthetic full backup is created from a
previous full backup and any number of
incremental backups.
synthetic full backup
The result of an object consolidation
operation, where a restore chain of a
backup objects is merged into a new,
synthetic full version of this object. A
synthetic full backup is equivalent to a
conventional full backup in terms of
restore speed.
The result of an object consolidation
operation, where a restore chain of a
backup objects is merged into a new,
synthetic full version of this object. A
synthetic full backup is equivalent to a
conventional full backup in terms of
restore speed.
System Backup to Tape (Oracle
specific term)
An Oracle interface that handles the
actions required to load, label, and
unload correct backup devices when
Oracle issues a backup or restore
request.
specific term)
An Oracle interface that handles the
actions required to load, label, and
unload correct backup devices when
Oracle issues a backup or restore
request.
system databases (Sybase specific
term)
The four system databases on a newly
installed Sybase SQL Server are the:
term)
The four system databases on a newly
installed Sybase SQL Server are the:
•
master database (master)
•
temporary database (tempdb)
•
system procedure database
(sybsystemprocs)
(sybsystemprocs)
•
model database (model).
system disk
A system disk is a disk containing
operating system files. Microsoft
terminology defines the system disk as a
disk containing the files required for
initial step of boot process.
A system disk is a disk containing
operating system files. Microsoft
terminology defines the system disk as a
disk containing the files required for
initial step of boot process.
system partition
A system partition is a partition
containing operating system files.
Microsoft terminology defines a system
partition as a partition containing the
files required for initial step of boot
process.
A system partition is a partition
containing operating system files.
Microsoft terminology defines a system
partition as a partition containing the
files required for initial step of boot
process.
System State (Windows specific term)
The System State data comprises the
Registry, COM+ Class Registration
database, system startup files, and the
Certificate Services database (if the
server is a certificate server). If the
server is a domain controller, Active
Directory directory services and the
Sysvol directory are also contained in
the System State data. If the server is
running the Cluster service, the System
State data also includes resource registry
checkpoints and the quorum resource
recovery log, which contains the most
recent cluster database information.
The System State data comprises the
Registry, COM+ Class Registration
database, system startup files, and the
Certificate Services database (if the
server is a certificate server). If the
server is a domain controller, Active
Directory directory services and the
Sysvol directory are also contained in
the System State data. If the server is
running the Cluster service, the System
State data also includes resource registry
checkpoints and the quorum resource
recovery log, which contains the most
recent cluster database information.
system volume/disk/partition
A volume/disk/partition containing
operating system files. Microsoft
terminology defines the system volume/
A volume/disk/partition containing
operating system files. Microsoft
terminology defines the system volume/