May be late in responding... but here's how I did it

I designated one disk & associated BCV as a test group - had a sysadmin do
it.  I modified a copy of all the shell scripts to only affect that BCV with
all the operations (sync, split, etc.)  Then I created a little test db on
that disk only, backed it up, trashed it, recovered it, over and over.  It
was fun.  The only drawback to this strategy is that I was utilizing
production resources to do it - the advantage was that I was actually using
something on the production hardware and would be familiar with it when the
sh*t hit the fan, enough to stay calm and know which was was up.

the one big problem I had was identifying which disk was which through
timefinder.  I needed a lot of help to get that straight, but once we did, I
was off crashing. 

HTH

Lisa Koivu
Oracle Database Punching Bag
Fairfield Resorts, Inc.
954-935-4117




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> Hello,
> 
> we are implementing EMC Time Finder with our Sun boxes.
> 
> Now I wonder how I can test backup and recovery scenarios with BCV. Do you
> 
> have any ideas or good documents concerning that.
> 
> Thank you in advance,
> 
> Sepi
> 
> 
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