Handy Backup provides a tool for SAP Sybase backup, where Sybase is a standalone part of a popular SAP business automation software. For Sybase backup, Handy backup provides many advantages, such as offline and cloud backup, differential backup and scheduling.
Handy Backup uses a generic "Database" instrument for backing up Sybase IQ or other SQL-based Sybase solutions. This tool allows applying some features for efficient, quick and reliable SAP Sybase backup. It has no other requirements than a Sybase backup server installed with an ODBC driver.
Keeping Sybase Databases in Native Format
If you want to open, to copy or to clone your Sybase backups without a restoration, you can just work with its elements located the backup folder. Handy Backup preserves these files in original formats, allowing using the data backed up directly from saves.
Handy Backup allows full, incremental, differential and mixed (full/differential or full/incremental) types of backup, to maximize efficiency and to minimize owning cost. It can also store versioned backups, as well as mark backup folders with clearly readable timestamps, to automate processing backups.
When Sybase backup server data, the information must be saved to one or, preferably, several different locations and storages. Handy Backup allows local and online Sybase backup to local drives, USB and NAS disk units, cloud services such as Amazon S3, WebDAV clouds, FTP, SFTP, FTPS and more.
Among many other features and tools provided by Handy Backup to guarantee an effective SAP Sybase products backup, there are some options most useful for organizing the backup process:
Let us tell you about using a Sybase backup through a small "how-to" guide. Please mention that the two first actions of this guide are not linked to Handy Backup; these are the system operations guided through Windows.
Firstly, please acquire an ODBC driver tailored for your specific Sybase product. Backup via ODBC with Handy Backup is compatible with all versions and solutions of Sybase, with the ODBC driver being the primary requirement. Furthermore, the capabilities of the ODBC driver will determine the feasibility of performing a hot Sybase backup.
To add your ODBC driver into a list of data sources, please open a Control Panel of your Windows and select the option called "Data Sources (ODBC)". Then add your installed ODBC driver into a list. After this operation successfully completes, Handy Backup will "see" your Sybase data.
Note: These two steps described before are not parts of Handy Backup software, and Handy Backup has no control over these functions.
After installing your ODBC driver and adding it as a data source, please follow the next instruction: