This week was full of recovery of crashed , destroyed HFM applications.
Situation
This was Go Live week and history has proved before all important days in the calendar a catastrophy should happen and we are no exception.
How we recovered our HFM applications and then did multiple test cases and here are the results.
Case 1: We restored the entire cold backup on our database side and restarted the services . This worked fine. We were able to recover the applications but sadly this worked only during test case and no during the actual replacement.
Case 2:
Our main application crashed and luckily someone had made a duplicate copy of the application. We duplicated the crashed application, then deleted it. Then from the backup copy we duplicated it and renamed it to the actual application.
Case 3:
Our main application crashed. This happened with a different client . They were not able to open the application after migration. So I had a backup of HYP_HFM schema (the schema in which Hyperion HFM is configured) restored it and then restored the metadata from the .ads file backup I had.
Case 4:
We did not test this case but you can restore the application using the LCM backups you have.
Situation
This was Go Live week and history has proved before all important days in the calendar a catastrophy should happen and we are no exception.
How we recovered our HFM applications and then did multiple test cases and here are the results.
Case 1: We restored the entire cold backup on our database side and restarted the services . This worked fine. We were able to recover the applications but sadly this worked only during test case and no during the actual replacement.
Case 2:
Our main application crashed and luckily someone had made a duplicate copy of the application. We duplicated the crashed application, then deleted it. Then from the backup copy we duplicated it and renamed it to the actual application.
Case 3:
Our main application crashed. This happened with a different client . They were not able to open the application after migration. So I had a backup of HYP_HFM schema (the schema in which Hyperion HFM is configured) restored it and then restored the metadata from the .ads file backup I had.
Case 4:
We did not test this case but you can restore the application using the LCM backups you have.
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