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Version: DPX 4.10

SAP HANA Restore

Restoring a SAP HANA database is crucial for recovering data after an incident, ensuring the continuity and integrity of business operations. Catalogic DPX offers a flexible and efficient approach to SAP HANA database restores, supporting various recovery options to meet your specific needs.

Restoring the SAP HANA Database​

To restore the SAP HANA database, follow these steps:

  1. Open Eclipse IDE and log in to the system database.
  2. Right-click on the system database and select Backup and Recovery > Recover Tenant Database (or Recover System Database).
  3. Specify the tenant database to restore. Click Next.
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  1. Specify the recovery type. You can choose from:
  • Recover the database to its most recent state: This option restores the database to its most recent state, using the latest available backup.
  • Recover the database to the following point in time: This option restores the database to a specific point in time, allowing you to recover data up to a specific moment.
  • Recover the database to a specific data backup: This option restores the database to a specific backup, allowing you to recover data from a specific backup point.
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  1. Specify the location of the backup catalog. Make sure Recover using the backup catalog and Search for the backup catalog in Backint only are checked. Click Next.
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  1. If the database is running, you will receive a prompt to stop it. Click OK to proceed with stopping the database.
  2. Select the backup to use for the restore. Click Next.
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  1. In the Other Settings step, make sure to tick Third-Party Backup Tool (Backint). This setting is crucial for enabling DPX to work. Click Next.
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  1. Review your settings to ensure everything is correct. Click Finish to start the restore process.
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Monitoring the Restore Job​

To monitor the restore job, follow these steps:

  1. In the main web interface view, go to Job Monitor in the sidebar.
  2. You should see a new job with status "Running", type "Application Backup" and Name containing the IP address of the SAP HANA node.

Let me know if this is accurate and meets your requirements.