Hi,
Its been a while since I posted, today a wrote a quick script that will take a backup of Informatica .rep file and store it in a specified location. The script works in any Unix/Linux based system if you create a cron job for how often you want to take the backup the script will do the rest.
The script needs some parameters to work effectively if you add you settings then the rest of the script should work without an issue.
#!/bin/ksh # # +############################################################+ # # # # # Author: Andrew Pazikas # # # Date : 05/06/13 # # # Desc : Takes a backup of Informatica Metadata # # # Change Log: # # # 05/06/13 Andrew Pazikas Initial version # # # # # # # # # # # +############################################################+ #set -x . $HOME/.profile export BACKUP_DIR='where you want to store your backups' export INFA_REPO_NAME='Informatica Repository Name' export INFA_DOMAIN_NAME='Informatica Domain Name' export INFA_USER='Informatica User Namer' export INFA_PASS='Informatica Password ' export DAYS_TO_KEEP_BACKUP=30 export LOG_HOME='location on where you want to keep the backup log' #########Take backup of Infa Repo############## cd $INFA_HOME pmrep connect -r $INFA_REPO_NAME -d $INFA_DOMAIN_NAME -n $INFA_USER -x $INFA_PASS > $LOG_HOME/pmrep_conn.log pmrep backup -o $BACKUP_DIR/infa_repo_backup_$(date +%y%m%d).rep #########Remove files older than DAYS_TO_KEEP_BACKUP ######### cd $BACKUP_DIR find . -mtime +$DAYS_TO_KEEP_BACKUP -exec rm {} \; cd $LOG_HOME find . -mtime +$DAYS_TO_KEEP_BACKUP -exec rm {} \; exit EOF
Until Next time
Cheers
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