Ok.  I have another question.

This is what we did so far.

dbmcli command line and execute util_execute init config.

Went to GUI and start the database recovery.  I selected the complete backup
and the incremental files.  The complete backup was restored successfully.
The Incremental files are displayed on the screen but I am not given the
option to apply those.  The only option I have to click on the restart
button.  If I am correct on this, the database will open without applying
the incremental files.  How do I apply the incremental files ?  

Glen Case
Oracle DBA/SAP Basis
Moen Incorporated
(440) 962-2462


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From: Brunzema, Martin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 9:22 AM
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Subject: RE: Another Question on Restore




> -----Original Message-----
> From: Case, Glen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 2:35 PM
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> Subject: Another Question on Restore
> 
> 
> OK.  Tell me if this scenario will work for the restore.
> 
> dbmcli -uUTL ...
>  util_execute INIT CONFIG
>  recover_start completeF
>  recover_start incF
>  db warm
> 
> I need to execute INIT CONFIG because I am copying a Complete 
> backup from several days ago and do not wish to apply the 
> logs.  My main questions is that I have about 20 incremental 
> files that needs to be applied.  Do I have to issue the 
> recover_start incF command 20 times ?  My files start with 
> INC, INC001 thru INC020.  My thinking here is that when the 
> first recover_start incF command is done then I will copy 
> INC001 to INC and then issue the recover_start incF.  I 
> repeat these commands until  all my incremental files have 
> been applied.  This is not a complete database recovery.  Is 
> this correct ?

In version 7.4 the behaviour of the incremental backup has changed.
An incremental backup contains now _all_ changes starting at the
last _complete_ backup. In your case this means, that you
only have to recover the complete backup and the last incremental
backup made (#20).

regards, Martin
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