Data Archiving sessions run Data Archiving jobs using Control-M folders. The following table describes data archiving sessions with XBP 1.0, XBP 2.0 and XBP 3.0.
Type of session |
Description |
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Data archiving with XBP 1.0 |
A typical Data Archiving session in XBP 1.0 includes a Write job and two Detect jobs, as follows:
As a Detect job discovers a Delete or Store job, a new job is created in Control-M. This job runs the Delete or Store job in SAP, enabling you to monitor it from Control-M. The Detect job continues to search for Delete or Store jobs, according to session specifications. It runs cyclically until all Delete or Store jobs are detected and run. For more information, see SAP Data Archiving job definition. |
Data archiving with XBP 2.0 and later |
A typical Data Archiving session with XBP 2.0 or later includes a Write job and two job definition templates, one for Delete jobs and another for Store jobs, as follows:
For more information, see SAP Data Archiving job definition. |
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