HP P9000 Replication Manager Software 7.3.1-00 User Guide

3. Expand the object tree, and then select a database server.

The Server summary window appears.

4. Open the Replica History tab to view a list of replicas.

5. Select a replica and click Restore Replica.

The Restore Replica Wizard is launched.

6. Follow the procedure in “Restoring the latest application replica (simple restore)” on page 393

starting at step 5.

Related topics

• Restoring the latest application replica (simple restore), page 393

• Creating an application replica, page 386

Restoring an SQL Server replica to a remote site

This topic explains how to restore an SQL Server application replica to a remote site and recover the

restored database to a local site.

To restore an SQL Server replica to a remote site:

1. Select a copy group, start the Change Pair Status Wizard, then delete a copy pair (or pairs).

2. Restore the database from tape as described in “Performing tape backups and

restores” on page 408, but do not run the Restore Replica Wizard at this point.

3. Use the Disk Management function to mount a volume connected the the backup server.

NOTE:

If the secondary volumes are concealed, follow the procedure in “Revealing secondary

volumes prior to a remote restore operation” on page 396.

4. Start the SQL Server instance on the backup server.

5. In the Applications view, open the Hosts list and select the server. In the Replica History tab, select

the replica to be restored and start the Restore Replica Wizard.

6. On the 1. Select Target page, select the target to be restored.

7. On the 2. Setup Options page, set the target server as the backup server.

8. Complete the Restore Replica Wizard and use the Tasks List window to check the results of the

restore operation.

9. If necessary, follow the procedure “Recovering a database from a remote site to local” on page 395.