This is from ACSLS doc:

bdb.acsss

The bdb.acsss utility backs up the ACSLS database and miscellaneous library resource files for disaster recovery only. Use rdb.acsss to restore the database in the event of a disaster, as described in the System Administrator's Guide.

Format

bdb.acsss [-f db_file | tape_device] [-o]
Hint: If you enter bdb.acsss with no options, the backup utility defaults to the default tape device attached and configured to the ACSLS server.

Options

-f db_file
specifies a UNIX file to contain a backup of the ACSLS database. You must have write permissions to the file.
-f tape_device
specifies any rewind tape device attached and configured to the ACSLS server.
-o
is ignored; provided for compatibility with previous ACSLS versions.

That's great, If I specify it to backup to unix file, does it over write on that file ? Could I add it in the cron tab ?  Thanks.

If you run acsss_config (as acsss user)  and select option 5 - "Set automatic backup parameters" you can have ACSLS backup it's own database. Backup will end up in /export/backup as {time_stamp}.tar files.

You can then rsync them off the ACSLS server or let Netbackup do it job.

Regards

nicolai

It'great, thanks. Do you know where's location od ACS database, because I'll use bdb.acsss to backup ACS database then use Netbackup to backup ACS server except ACS database . Thanks.