Backup and restore procedure

How can I build procedure it contains on commands to make Backup and restoring to my system ?

A little more deatil, perhaps?

What OS (I guess AIX from another of your posts)?
What are you wishing to backup, i.e., databases, code, applications, everything, etc., etc.
Do you have any backup devices atached?
Simple, brutal answer would be to do a tar of everything to a handy tape device. Assuming you have one.

I need to make full backup to the application, o/s.This is what I need but our database store in in special storage unit,and there is the daily synchronization between our storage and the main strorage in another city.

Ok ... syncing data between cities and 'special storage' ... that is a little beyond my paygrade here.

Ultimately you have data. Some of it volatile and in flux whilst you try and back it up - this is mainly an issue for databases. This is why you eitehr shut them down before you back them up or you use any supplied tools with the product to do an in-flight or warm backup. Again, beyond my paygrade, I fear.

I am a little shocked you can have such a setup as you seem to have and yet no support for backup and restores?

If you have no dedicated backup product (Data Protector, Legato Networker, NetBackup, etc.,) then you are going to have to fall back on any 'tools' that come with the OS - and of those tar is possibly the easiest to get on with. If you have HPUX you may also want to look into fbackup.

You are still goign to need a target device for any backup - tape drive, disk staging area ... something.

Ok... If I want make backup for o/s and application only and I have three volumes group in our server located in different hard disk, How can I start by mksysb command ?

Sorry, but mksysb is an unknown command so far as I am concerned. Your OS and apps should 'just' be in file sytems regardless of what disk they are on - and that is what to back up: the files within the file system. You may want, or need, to 'quiesce' the app so that config files etc., are not updated in mid-backup - but you should be able to get an answer about that from the software supplier.

great. I wish to give us your proposed as steps,So that we try to begin in the backup.

I think you are misunderstanding. To me it looks very much like you work for a medium sized business - and you are using software and hardware that I know nothing about. I can suggest logical things to do (which I hope I have), but not actually break it down to a command by command list.