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MSSQL tables missing

Solved1.07K views22nd November 2022database Failover MSSQL
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Arunkrishna Shreeder [SLC] [DevOps Enabler]4.10K 24th February 2022 0 Comments

Hi Dojo,

in a failover pair running MSSQL, we noticed the backup agent does not contain any tables needed for DataMiner to offload files. How can we bring these tables back ? The main agent however is able to offload files to the backup agent.

TIA 🙂

Arunkrishna Shreeder [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Selected answer as best 22nd November 2022

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Marlies Vandenberghe [SLC] [DevOps Member]2.99K Posted 21st November 2022 0 Comments

an easy way to recreate the tables both on MSSQL, MySQL and local Cassandra is to restart the DMA, however the DMA needs to be active

so in your case, if it are for example trend tables you would need to switch and restart DataMiner then switch back and in the failover configuration box you can push the "old" data from a certain period of time

If those are tables data critical such as elementdata i would actually avoid any switching otherwise it's possible you overwrite data sensitive information

Then the only solution is to manually restore those tables, we have a MOP for MySQL but not for MSSQL:

Restoring a MySQL table structure or table data | DataMiner Docs

Arunkrishna Shreeder [SLC] [DevOps Enabler] Selected answer as best 22nd November 2022
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