mvsguy typed (on Mon, Dec 10, 2007 at 12:49:51PM -0800):
| I'm having trouble finding documentation for SCO UW. Can anyone point
| me to a good resource so I can RTFM?
|
| My goal is to come up with a disaster recovery script and to test it.
| At this point, we have no backup/restore software and do not have a
| budget for any.
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| How do I back up our system using the native SCO UX commands?
|
| Regards,
| Way out of my comfort zone

Whats your time worth? Disaster Recovery is not a fun time.
There are 3rd party products out there that will make life
a lot easier for you. There are some folks that think they
are a waste of time and money, when you can roll-your-own.
Thats all true till you lose data, have a hard drive crash,
have data stolen, the list goes on.

My hats off to you for awareness of the potential problems.
When evaluating what your data is worth, a good reliable
time-tested backup and crash recovery product should be reconsidered.
They really are not that expensive considering their benefits.

www.microlite.com [ BackupEDGE ]
www.veritas.com
www.cactus.com [ LONE-TAR ]

- Jeff H
Disclosure: I'm the LONE-TAR guy, and still recommend any
3rd party solution over what comes with the OS.