If I remember correctly netbackup can restore oracle DB only to the original
machine.
By setting this environment variable you trick it to think that this is the
original machine.
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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Babu,
You need to copy your backup files to HOST_B. If your file systems are different
thant HOST_A, create symbolic links for the directories where rman expects to find the
backups.
Jay Hostetter
Oracle DBA
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Ephrata, PA USA
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Babu
I agree with Jay, you need to create symbolic links that mimic the
locations RMAN hopes to find the backup files.
I was unable to get RMAN to restore the control file. The problem I
encountered was that RMAN required the target database to be mounted first,
but without a control file I
About restoring controlfiles, if I remember this correctly as I did just
this a few months ago:
You have to startup database nomount.
Then restore controlfile.
Then alter database mount.
Then restore database.
ltiu
DENNIS WILLIAMS wrote:
Babu
I agree with Jay, you need to create
Dear List,
Thanks for all those who replied.
One of my collegue helped me in resolving the issue yesterday. Iam using
Veritas Netbackup software. If I set the UNIX env variable
NB_ORA_CLIENT=host_A and also in RMAN script parms, then it is restoring the
backups from host_A.
run {
allocate
Dear List,
I have a database 'rtest' and catalog database 'rcat' on machine: A and
Iam taking regular RMAN TAPE backups of 'rtest' database using the catalog
database 'rcat'.
I need to restore the latest RMAN tape backup of 'rtest' database onto
another brand new box: B.
Is there a way to
Dear List,
Iam following the procedure to restore database from RMAN backup from HOST_A
to HOST_B with a recovery catalog.
1. I copied the init.ora file to HOST_B
2. on HOST_B, I made an entry in oratab for 'rtest' database and switch to
'rtest' database using . oraenv
3. issued: rman target /
Janardhana Babu Donga,
hi, which backup software are u using? as far as i know, you must setup
something in the second node so that MML software can THINK it is the node that is
backed up, so it can restore back.
Regards
zhu chao
Eachnet DBA
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