Dbvisit Standby Scheduling using the Dbvserver Scheduler (GUI)

Dbvisit Standby needs to be scheduled on the primary server and the standby server.

This section describes scheduling Dbvisit Standby with Dbvserver Scheduler for all platforms. For other schedulers, please see the relevant sections.

Important: Dbvserver needs to be running in order for the scheduler to be active. 
To access the scheduler:

Home > Run > Run Schedule 

Set the desired schedule, select Enable and click Save Schedule. Full help is available on the different scheduling options by clicking the question mark (?).
The Standby database schedule can be set by accessing the Standby Server tab. Dbvserver must be running on the standby server in order to activate the standby server schedule.

Autostart

The Autostart schedule can be set if it is required to have the databases started as soon as Dbvserver is started. Dbvserver must be configured to start automatically when the server is started. 
On Unix/Linux this can be done by creating an init.d script to auto start Dbvserver at boot time. Example template init.d files can be found in:

/usr/local/dbvisit/dbvserver/etc/init.d

On Windows, this can be done by setting the Startup Type on the Dbvserver service to automatic:

Command Log File Status

The scheduler log file can be viewed to verify the correct functioning of the scheduler.

The log file is located in DBVISIT_BASE/dbvserver/log

Example on Linux: /usr/dbvisit/dbvserver/log/scheduler

Example on Windows: C:\Program Files (x86)\Dbvisit\Dbvserver\log\scheduler

Backing up the schedule

The Dbvserver schedule is saved locally in: 

/usr/local/dbvisit/dbvserver/etc/scheduler.conf

By backing up this file, a backup is made of the Dbvserver schedule.