Yechiel,
Thanks for the clerification. I thought that Veritas purchased
BackupExec and renamed it to NetBackup.
When you say that Veritas provided an output option for RMAN are you
referring to the storing of the RMAN output on disk or tape in a format
that Veritas uses for it's tape drives?
He is talking about Veritas NetBackup which is different from BackupExec.
Anyway, Veritas client just provide output option for RMAN.
It is RMAN that perform the backup, so it can be hot or cold. It depends if
you are serving coffee or mineral water.
Yechiel Adar
Mehish
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I apologize for this *basic* question but I have searched the manuals,
Robert Freeman's RMAN book and MetaLink as well as Googled and cannot
find the answer. I know its something simple.
We have Veritas Netbackup 4.5 running on Red Hat Linux 7.2. It has been
backing up our netowrk for a
Dwayne,
Doesn't the Veritas backup exec Oracle client perform a HOT backup
of the database? If that is the case then the RMAN backup is performed
differently that the hot backup. Read the script that the Oracle client
uses to see what is happening.
I may be off base with this version of backup
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Subject:Configuring Veritas Netbackup Question
I apologize for this *basic* question but I have searched the manuals,
Robert Freeman's RMAN book and MetaLink as well as Googled and cannot
find the answer. I
Brian,
Netbackup does indeed have to be linked to Oracle. I performed this and
it seemed to go well (no obvious error messages).
-DC-
Spears, Brian wrote:
Dwayne Cox,
Don't know if this is the same problem, but I did run into this and the there had to be a re-linking
and a softlink set for
Dwayne Cox,
Don't know if this is the same problem, but I did run into this and the there had to
be a re-linking and a softlink set for a library if I remember correctly. Just an idea
to check. I know this stuff is a bugger till you get it working.
Brian
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Dwayne Cox
I don't have any experience with Netbackup, just Legato, but there is a
utility called sbttest that may help in troubleshooting the
problem. Here's an example from something I wrote up a while
back:
/ora01/V901$ sbttest osmtab01.dbf -dbname V901 -trace
/oracle/sbtio.log
The sbt function pointers
