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Chapter 3: Backup and RecoveryTape ManagementThis five-character naming convention is used by DB13 on Microsoft SQL Server 7.0. (seeSAP note 141118). Microsoft SQL server 6.5 had a different naming convention.Each label has the following data: What is backed up:R = R/3 database or transaction logM = msdb databaseS = master databaseC = combination Type of backup:L = transaction logD = databaseF = fileG = file group+ = differential Day of the month (01-31) Parallel or Sequential backup (P or S)Sample Label:RD06SR (R/3) + D (database) + 06 (6 th day of the month) + S (sequential)This six-character naming convention is used by SAPDBA and BRBACKUP (Oracle).Each label has the following data: System ID What is backed upB = databaseA = logO = operating system files Sequence number of the tape(This number is a sequential tape number, starting from 1 and is unrelated to the date.)Sample Label:PRDB25PRD (Production db) + B (Brbackup/Database) + 25 (tape number 25)3–14Release 4.6A/B