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Hi,
This is possible today by installing the SPFS solution on your server.
SPFS - is a file system for Spectrum Protect
With SPFS it is possible to mount your Spectrum Protect filespace anywhere on your server, and backup anything with Spectrum Protect
All operations that goes via this mount point are translated directly to Spectrum Protect Client API calls , so nothing is cached locally
https://www-356.ibm.com/partnerworld/gsd/solutiondetails.do?&solution=56435
easy to use
everyone knows how to use a file system, right?
Just mount the filesystem
Eg
# mount -t spfs /backup
And backup your SQL Server data using normal SQL Server commands, such as:
SQL> BACKUP DATABASE mydb TO '/backup/mydb.dmp';
Regards Tomas