September 4, 2013 at 11:43 pm
Hi All,
Description :
We have One server with 2 instances with 75 DB's.All the Databases size is 135 GB.We would like to setup new Disaster Recovery Server for this existing sever.So i need to build new server as DR Server and install SQL SERVER like Primary server.I need to take full of backup of all Primary server , need to restore full backups in DR Server . Once initial Synchronization is completed I need to configure LogShipping as DR Solution. So For this we are going to configure Logshipping as DR Solution between servers.
The schedule time is 4 hours.That means For every 4 hours the TLOG Backups should be taken,copied and Restored in secondary server(Using scripts only)
Problem :
I need to configure Log shipping for all 75 Db's in primary server to all 75 db's in secondary server.
I have the requirement to configure logshipping for all these 75 db's by using Scripts only. I am not supposed to configure logshipping By using SSMS for all these 75 db's.
My Questions :
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We want to configure logshipping as DR Recovery between primary server and secondary server by using Scripts only
Q1). I want single script for taking Tlog Backup of all these 75 DB's in primary server for every 4 hours .(Schedule Time : For every 4 hours Tlog Backups of all DB's should be taken to shared folder or local folder by using single Script )?
Q2). I want single script for copying all these Tlog backup files to secondary server (DR Server)(By using this script the TLOG Backup files should be copied to seconadry server for every 4 hours) ?
Q3). I want single script for restore all these TLOG Backup files in secondary server (Newly DR Server)(For every 4 hours , the TLOG Backups should be restored in secondary server) ?
Q4). I want one more script for alerts like restore is completed successfully?
Could you please provide me the Scripts as I want to configure logshipping using Scripts only
Regards,
Venkat
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