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  2. NetBackup™ for HCL Domino Administrator's Guide
  3. Introduction to NetBackup for Domino
  4. About supported Notes database configurations
NetBackup™ for HCL Domino Administrator's Guide

About supported Notes database configurations

NetBackup for Domino supports backups and restores of Domino server and of local databases.

Logged Domino Server databases

The database agent has the ability to log transactions against one or more Notes databases. If transaction logging is enabled on the server, all logged database transactions go into a single transaction log. This log consists of one or more files or extents. Where archive-style transaction logging is used, the archived log files serve as the incremental backup for the logged databases. Transaction logging must be enabled to recover logged databases.

Unlogged Domino Server databases

An unlogged database is one in which transaction logging is not enabled, or has been disabled for specific server databases.

Unlogged databases are backed up when a full backup is performed. Unlogged databases are also backed up when an incremental backup is performed and the unlogged database has been recently updated. The database can be restored only to the point of the latest database backup.

Local databases

Local databases are the Notes databases that are not located in the Domino data directory, cannot be shared, and cannot be logged. Local databases are treated similarly to unlogged Domino server databases when they are backed up and restored.

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