| Archives of the TeradataForumMessage Posted: Mon, 28 Feb 2005 @ 14:09:59 GMT
 
 
  
| Subj: |  | Re: Backing up Structures (DDL) |  |  |  | From: |  | Crisafulli, Ronald |  
 You might consider the following procedures: 1.In my environment I have the following set up: 
          xxx             =   Corporate DB Allocation
          xxxPdata        =   contains all Prod Tables
          xxxPdataview    =   contains all Prod Views
          xxxPsecureview  =   contains all Prod Views that have limited access
          xxxPtmp         =   where all temporary tables are created
          xxxParch        =   contains all Tables being archived that week
          xxxQdata        =   contains all Prod Tables in a QA environment
          xxxQdataview    =   contains all Prod Views in a QA environment
          xxxQsecureview  =   contains all Prod Views that have limited access in a QA
          xxxQtmp         =   where all temporary tables are created in a QA environment
          xxxQarch        =   contains all Tables being archived that week in QA
          xxxTdata        =   contains all Prod Tables in a TEST environment
          xxxTdataview    =   contains all Prod Views in a TEST environment
          xxxTsecureview  =   contains all Prod Views that have limited access in a TEST
          xxxTtmp         =   where all temporary tables are created in a TEST evironment
          xxxTarch        =   contains all Tables being archived that week in TEST
 On a daily basis I backup xxxPdata since it is the source of all DW data and is updated every night with Sales transactions from all the
stores in the chain. On the weekend I backup all Databases. In this setup I can restore one or all DB's to Production, QA, or Test and get what I
need. 
 Ron 
 
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