RMAN duplicate database query

2001-07-24 Thread Hallas John
Title: RMAN duplicate database query





Hello listers,


We have a instance on server A, a RMAN recovery catalogue on server B and a 3rd server C where we want to create a copy of the live database with a new sid.

This is on Oracle 8.1.7 
The RMAN duplicate command seems to be the one to use but there is one hing I cannot understand.


All the documentation (and I have RTFM until my head hurts) suggests that the run script needs to make 3 connections (target - server A, rcat - server B and new instance server C). 

I do not know why we need to connect to the target sid (server A) at all. We don't want a synchronised duplicate at all but from midnight last night (or 3 days ago is fine). Therefore the rcat should all the information it requires. Furthermore we don't have remote_login_passwordfile created on server A and we don't really want to .

As part of the testing we tried setting the dbid to the name of the instance we want but it still seems to expect the connection to server A.

Anyone have any experience in this area that could help me.




John





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Re: RMAN duplicate database query

2001-07-24 Thread Joan Hsieh

I am testing the duplicate command now. I don't think you need password
file on server A, but you do need a password file on server C. To my
understand, you do need 3 connections to make it work. Even you want
duplicate days old copy. I think rman somehow needs info from control
file on server A. For example, once I reset the database on target. I
can't duplicate it with any backupset any more. Anyway, I am still
learning and testing it. probably not know better than you do.

Joan

 Hallas John wrote:
 
 Hello listers,
 
 We have a instance on server A, a RMAN recovery catalogue on server B
 and a 3rd server C where we want to create a copy of the live database
 with a new sid.
 
 This is on Oracle 8.1.7
 The RMAN duplicate command seems to be the one to use but there is one
 hing I cannot understand.
 
 All the documentation (and I have RTFM  until my head hurts) suggests
 that the run script needs to make 3 connections (target - server A,
 rcat - server B and new instance server C).
 
 I do not know why we need to connect to the target sid (server A) at
 all. We don't want a synchronised duplicate at all but from midnight
 last night (or 3 days ago is fine). Therefore the rcat should all the
 information it requires. Furthermore we don't have
 remote_login_passwordfile created on server A and we don't really want
 to .
 
 As part of the testing we tried setting the dbid to the name of the
 instance we want  but it still seems to expect the connection to
 server A.
 
 Anyone have any experience in this area that could help me.
 
 John
 
  Oracle DBA
  BTcellnet
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  ( 0113 388 6062
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