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For backing up and restoring cubes of this size I would consider the following alternative. As an alternative to using the Archive/Restore utility, you could do the following: 1.. Stop the MSSQLServerOLAPService 2.. Use a backup utility like NT Backup to make a backup of the entire OLAP Data folder and all it's sub-folders. 3.. Make a backup of the OLAP repository (If the repository is in the msmdrep.mdb file, make a backup of the msmdrep.mdb file. If the repository has been migrated to SQL Server, which I would recommend, make a SQL Backup of the database. If you plan to restore to another server, the OLAP repository should not reside in the MSDB database.). 4.. Re-start the MSSQLServerOLAPService This effectively creates a backup of all of the data for the Analysis Server. You can then restore the entire Analysis Server data structure by: 1.. Stop the MSSQLServerOLAPService 2.. Use a backup utility like NT Backup to restore the data folder from backup 3.. Restore the OLAP repository from backup 4.. Re-start the MSSQLServerOLAPService. Sean -- Sean Boon SQL Server BI Product Unit -- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Use of included script samples are subject to the terms specified at http://www.microsoft.com/info/cpyright.htm. "techie500" <parthi500 (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote in message news:05b101c36759$bb725b50$a101280a (AT) phx (DOT) gbl... Just to correction to my below mail, it is NOT SP3, it is SP2.. -----Original Message----- Hi, To add further info to my issue.. One of the file to be archived is 2.6GB. Server has SP3. If this is the limitation, any workaround pls... thanks Parthiban -----Original Message----- Hi, When we tried to archive one of the database in analysis manger, it gives the error message as 'One of the data file is too large to be stored inside a .cab file'. The total cube size under the database is 3615 MB. so Is there any limitation for .cab file in AS while archiving database..? thanks, techie500 -- Posted via http://dbforums.com . . |
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