Hi Zoltan, I don't know the answer to your question about putting 2.1.1 on top of 2.2.1 (I think I would uninstall first, just to be safe - it's WIndoze, after all..)
Several years ago we implemented the ADSM connect agent (now called the TSM TDP) with Oracle 7 on a AIX box. Someone else here set up EBU, not me, so I can't help there. But EBU was PART of the Oracle 7 package on AIX, just like RMAN is part of Oracle 8, you don't have to buy anything else. BUT EBU wasn't documented in the Oracle 7 books we got, we had to call Oracle and get them to mail/fax the doc on setting up EBU. If you can't call Oracle directly, I would search the Oracle web site, or sign up and post the question on the Oracle forum. -----Original Message----- From: Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU [mailto:zforray@;VCU.EDU] Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 8:32 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: TDP for Oracle issue Sorry for the repeat but I never received a good (if any) answer to my dilemna...... We have an NT box with Oracle on it. We purchased the TDP for Oracle for NT, V2.2.1. After installing it and trying to run it, it fails since it expects to find RMAN.EXE. After contacting the vendor of the package, we learned it is Oracle 7.2.3, which doesn't use RMAN (the vendor rep we talked to didn't even know what RMAN was). I did some digging and read that the Oracle TDP V2.1.1 docs say it will work with either RMAN or EBU. My previous question was, can I just install 2.1.1 ontop of the 2.2.1 already installed ? However, things have changed. I checked the server and it doesn't have EBU on it, either. Talked to the vendor and they don't know what EBU is, either (don't say it............I know what you are thinking about this vendor..........I agree....). Upon asking them how we were supposed to backup the Oracle DB's, they said "get Veritas........". Of course, our response was that we aren't going to go out and purchase another package !!! So, not knowing anything about Oracle, how in the *&^%$# do I backup these Oracle DB's that are always open/in use, with TSM ?
