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  • November 10, 2022
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Pessoal, notei algumas chamadas do Restore sem ouvir nenhuma ação do Backup Operator.

 

Gostaria de entender, onde são feitas essas ligações?

 

E pelo próprio SAP TEAM, através do Hana?

 

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Guys, I noticed some Restore calls without hearing any action from the Backup Operator. I would like to understand, where are these connections made? And by the SAP TEAM itself, through Hana?

Best answer by Sunil

Hi @Carlos Moreira 

Yes, application command line restores mean they are triggered from HANA studio or command line.

 

Thanks,

Sunil-

 

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Mike Struening
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@Carlos Moreira , that’s the most likely explanation, though I’ll see if I can get confirmation.


Sunil
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  • November 10, 2022

Hi @Carlos Moreira 

Yes, application command line restores mean they are triggered from HANA studio or command line.

 

Thanks,

Sunil-

 


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@Sunil 

Is there any way I can block these restore calls?

 

Thanks.


Sunil
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There is a way to authenticate the third-party command line job requests.

https://documentation.commvault.com/2022e/expert/22340_configuring_sap_hana_for_commcell_console_third_party_job_authentication.html

 

Whichever user we are using to generate the login token here, we need to allow backup privileges and restrict the user from running restores. Backup is needed because all HANA log and catalog backups are always application triggered. Without Backup capability, log backups will fail.

 

Thanks,

Sunil-

 


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