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• Is it possible to restore DB from a backup obsolete?

  Hello
  
  Is it possible to restore DB from a backup obsolete? In the affirmative. How?
  
  Thank you
  Rajesh

  Catalog your backup again to restore. Please read the Sub paragraph.

  Cataloguing of the older files in the recovery catalog

  If you have copies of data file, backup or archive items writes to the disk, you can catalog them in the recovery catalog using the CATALOG command. When you use a recovery catalog, cataloguing of older backups who have aged in the control file allows you to use older backups during operations restore RMAN. For example:

  RMAN > CATALOG DATAFILECOPY ' / disk1/old_datafiles/01_01_2003/users01.dbf';
  RMAN > CATALOGUE ARCHIVELOG ' / disk1/arch_logs/archive1_731.dbf',
  ' / disk1/arch_logs/archive1_732.dbf';
  RMAN > CATALOGUE BACKUPPIECE ' / disk1/backups/backup_820.bkp';

  You can also catalog several backup files in a directory at a time, using the CATALOGUE START WITH command, as shown in this example:

  RMAN > CATALOGUE START WITH ' / disk1/backups /';

  RMAN lists the files to add to the RMAN Repository and guests of confirmation before adding the backups.

  Be careful when you create your prefix to CATALOGUE START WITH. RMAN scans all the paths for all the files on the disc beginning with the specified prefix. The incorrect prefix may include more files that you intend. For example, a group of directories/disk1/backups, / disk1/backups-year2003, / disk1/backupsets and/disk1/backupsets/test and so forth, all contain backup files. The command

  RMAN > CATALOGUE START WITH ' / disk1/backups ";

  lists all the files in these directories, because/disk1/backups is a prefix for paths to these directories. For only backups in the/disk1/catalog backups directory, the correct command would be:

  RMAN > CATALOGUE START WITH ' / disk1/backups /';

  Concerning
  Asif Kabir

• restore a backup obsolete

  Hello
  
  Monday (full backup db including controlfile).
  Tuesday (full backup db including controlfile).
  Wednesday (full backup db including controlfile).
  
  Monday backup becomes obsolete after the end of backup Wednesday and removed from the disk.
  
  Suppose the Monday backup became obsolete and removed from the disk. I want to restore the backup from Monday.
  
  If I put the backup from Monday on the disk, can I still restore controlfile using current (Wednesday)?
  or
  I have to restore controlfile from first Monday?
  or
  should I catalog backupset Monday and begin to restore?

  You need Catalog backup on MONDAY first and then start restoring the backup.

  If you want to restore until Wednesday, then you need the newspaper to archive generated until the restoration.

  Backup of MONDAY + the newspaper archive until Wednesday

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  Asif Kabir

• Time Machine failed backup. What are alternative backup software?

  A MBP with 1 TB HD could not continue the Time Machine backup, after update OS X to El Capitan 10.11.6. Old backups TM are automatically removed because of the error checking. The MBP also failed to make a new backup TM.

  I guess I maybe need a reinstallation of the OS X. How is it safe to reinstall OS X 10.11.6 without a backup?  Any suggestion of a software disk cloning? (e.g. copy of carbon can make a clone of disc? How do I?)

  You should check the drive you used for Time Machine backups with disk utility > first aid to make sure that the disc is not serious. If you mean Carbon Copy clone, yes it can create clones. Instructions to create a clone are provided with the program.

• Where on MBP are iPhone backups stored?

  Where on my computer find the backups for my older iPhone2, v3.1.3 to remove? I want to use it as an iTouch but warned to remove the defective backup before continuing. In which file location is this iPhone backup located?

  Find and manage your backups iTunes [iOS] - https://support.apple.com/HT204215

  http://osxdaily.com/2009/09/11/iphone-backup-location/ - your iPhone files are saved in the following location:

  in Mac OS X:

  ~(Your Home Directory)/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup /.

• Satellite L650-11F: where are the backup information stored on the HARD drive

  Hello.

  My original Toshiba HDD is a failure and I had to replace it with a new one. I haven't had any recovery DVDs until Windows stopped booting and try to avoid buying one.

  I thought that I copy just my recovery Partition and the master boot record on the new HARD drive which worked well. However I find that this hidden restore partition has only 400 MB and so cannot possibly contain all the necessary information to restore the system.

  I have boot from it, but I don't get any options to restore the default settings. It scans only for problems with Windows, runs a few tests on my records and presents me with advanced options that I can't go because I'm not connected.

  I went searching all about and know that ELSEWHERE THE PARTITION RECOVERY that you still need your Windows partition for recovery work.

  It seems just really stupid because most people will try to restore their default values after damage to their windows (deleted files accidentally or whatever).

  What is the point of keeping a partition hidden with just enough to Prime the system, but then require that certain parts of their partition original windows remains intact in order to restore?

  What I'm trying to know is exactelly what part (files) do I need to restore my computer. I tried to copy the Windows partition on the new disk but its too damaged and he'll take it apart if I try to copy some files or to copy directly (using linux dd or ddrescue).

  I am able to copy some of the unique files, so with little chance I might be able to copy everything that I need. I can't copy the part of the Windows folder however.

  So any1 know where the backup information is stored or has other ideas?

  Thank you in advance and please excuse my bad English.

  Hello

  At first, I must say that your biggest mistake was not not to create recovery discs. With these discs you didn t now have a stupid problem.
  Anyway, in my opinion, only option for you is now buy original Toshiba Recovery disk and install Recovery on the new HARD disk image.

  I put t know how to start the discussion with you and try to offer some answers. Is Toshiba doesn t create recovery CD/DVDs more and original recovery image is saved on the HARD drive. At first he was saved on the second partition of HARD drive and visible for laptop owners. Many people have deleted and do some experiments with these files for recovery. Later after the screwing up of most of them wondered why the recovery installation doesn t work anymore and blaming Toshiba for non-working HARD drive recovery facility.

  You need to just check this forum and see how many comments you can find here all this.

  I think that was the reason why Toshiba has decided to save this image on a hidden partition to avoid such things. Please note that this image of hidden recovery is designed for your laptop only and can be used if your laptop has the factory settings. Any type of change may result with missing option to start the installation of HARD drive recovery.

  Problem is that people don't read the operating manuals and don t understand how it works. To avoid any situation where the installation of the HARD disk can't start or failure HARD disk Toshiba strictly recommended recovery DVD creation. I m wondering really you didn't create these disks.

  At this point, I would like to repeat what I think: you will not be able to do anything, except by using the original installation disc of recovery. To be honest, it is cheap and costs 30 euros. Don t waste your time to play, buy, install the OS, and be happy.

  Bye and good luck

• Where are the backup of files from a backup Iphone 3 G slot on a computer?

  I looked in the Apple site and I followed the steps and they aren't there. I have windows 7 also. I talked to Apple and they had me go through the control panel and check a box to view all the hidden files and folders. Then they had me go through computer / C drive / users / username folder / App data / roaming / Apple Computer / mobilesync / backup / and they are not there. Apple told me to contact Dell since I was a Dell cpmputer. I contacted Dell and they told me that I had to take 100s of dollars in order to help that is a bunch of BS, so here I am at my last resort. Hope someone can help me here. However my computer is configured for backups is not how I put in place. I have tons of files it would take too long to download again. Uninstalling Itunes and reinstalling would help the issue? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

  This isn't where the music is supposed to be.  As indicated in the link provided above: "Although iTunes backs up most of the settings your device, downloaded applications, your audio, video and pictures do not appear in the backup."

  The iPhone uses two separate terms - backup and sync and sync music is optional.  My music sync is stored in C:\Users\Username\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media\Music (or just music LibraryiTunes\iTunes Media\Music).

  There are a few articles discussing synchronization support Apple at: http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/syncing/

• Where are my backups?

  I have Premiere Pro 6 and was working on a video for 2 hours, when the program closed.  I saw that it was automatic backup while I was working, but when I opened it the project it was totally empty.  I tried the automatic backup drive and a file came with only 7 projects, instead of maybe hundreds.  They are not relevant, then where is all being recorded?

  I found them on another drive.

  From another computer, I thought it would be easy to find my post in something like "my discussions" but have looked everywhere and there seemed no not no such capacity.  I just looked down until I came to mine.

• If you move files to an external drive in PSE 7, are these backup files when you catalog backup

  My catalog is now about 50 GB and I want to decrease its size so that it takes up less space on my hard drive, and more important, so my backups and restorations do not take as long.    Files are not to be modified in the future then why keep saving them?  If I move the files on an external drive using files offline, copy/move files on the removable disk will be backup items these files as well as files on my C drive when I backup my catalog?

  If not, can I move files to a new catalogue and catalogue of dangerous data (such as albums, tags, etc.)?

  Thanks for any help.

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  When restore you to the original location on the destination computer, the fact that restoring average the same path where the files were on the source computer?

  Yes, the exact same path.

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  I used this option once when I saved on my XP computer and restored to my Vista machine.  It took me a long time to get rid of extra files generated by Vista.

  If you're moving from XP to Vista and your records are under C:\Documents and Settings\, Vista will create aliases to your user folders to maintain compatibility (since Vista has a different naming convention for the files of the user).  Vista itself will not create additional folders, but programs like the PES can be confused by having two different names for the same file.

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  I now store everything (files catalog and photos) in a folder with the same name under C:\ on both computers.

  As long as it is not under C:\Documents And Settings, then use the original location option to restore to the same exact path.

  The option new location / Restore Original Folder Structure will preserve your folder hierarchy, but create very long paths by adding in the root files, for example \users\ellis\pictures and it is difficult for many people to collapse these unnecessarily added files.

• Doubt of free space area of fast recovery

  Hi all
  
  
  I have 11.2.0.3.0 Oracle 64-bit of Windows 2008 Server, I have the database with ASM and I activated the Flashback in my database...
  I assigned 8 GB for db size of area of recovery, I have backups Rman, flashback logs, archive logs...
  My doubt is automatically free space of oracle in the case of no free space in FRA, I checked for RMAN backups, automatically my obsolete backups are removed from the FRA, but I doubt on the flashback logs... .my flashback retention period is 1 day...
  
  Is oracle automatically removes obsolete flashback logs in the case of no free space in FRA aur manually I need to delete?
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  Vikash Chauradia

  Is oracle automatically removes obsolete flashback logs in the case of no free space in FRA aur manually I need to delete?

  It is also used by oracle automatically if obsolete based on the retention policy.

  11 g Doc: -.

  If a newspaper flashback is old enough that it is no longer necessary to satisfy the purpose of retention of flashback, then a newspaper flashback is reused.

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/backup.112/e10642/flashdb.htm

• Are enough DVD recovery by themselves?

  Hello

  I intend to dual boot my laptop, with a Linux distribution. I have religiously created my recovery DVD discs and kept somewhere safe.

  The machine already has 2 partitions, C:\ (Vista) and e:\ (Data). The data partition seems to contain only records collection, for the moment. However, I see a lot of conflicting info on different forums, on the recovery mechanism.

  My question is if I can delete these folders and still be able to recover my system using the DVD only, or if the DVD based on the info from there, in this case, I have to make sure that I do not delete these files.

  In the same line of questioning, if DVDs are enough, the MBR must be preserved during the installation of Linux, or can I use the Linux bootloader in there with happiness?

  Thank you
  Ultwe

  Hello Ultwe

  Computer Toshiba laptop does not come with recovery media and recovery image is recorded on the second partition in the file called HDDRecovery. To better understand how this works here a few facts for you:

  -When the laptop to factory settings you can create your own recovery DVDs and use it whenever you want to have once again the factory settings.
  -With the factory settings, you can also install Os using the recovery saved in folder HDDRecovery image. This can be done very easily. What you need to do is to press F8 to start high and choose repair my computer option > you enter the Vista System Recovery Options and Toshiba Recovery option is listed.

  When you have created Recovery DVD and you have done this, you can do what you want with your laptop. You can delete the folder HDDRecovery you change partitions and do all kinds of experiences, but when you do this, you will not be able to use the recovery disk with F8 option. This will be gone.

  In the future, if you want to have factory settings again, you can use recreated recovery DVDs and you'll have the same situation again clean Vista preinstalled with two partitions and, of course, you will have the folder HDDRecovery once again on the second partition.

  So, if you want to dual boot, do this. Install the second OS, make the most of your laptop.
  At the end one thing: answer to your question in question is YES.

  If you have any other questions please let me know.

• These are policies to vCO still obsolete?

  Hello!

  VMware has released the AMPQ Plugin for vCO:

  http://blogs.VMware.com/Orchestrator/2011/08/vCenter-Orchestrator-AMQP-plug-in-is-now-generally-available.html

  Appearently, it makes a lot of sense to use Orchestrator policies with this plugin (it is also mentioned in the examples).

  However, in the vCO Release Notes 4.1 policies are marked as obsolete:

  

  So my question: is it still worth digging into the characteristics of policies?

  They are always not recommended?

  Thanks in advance!

  Kind regards

  Joerg

  Policies aren't going to be deprecated soon. They are certainly a great feature of vCO and new plug-ins will have the benefits of these.

  When the release notes were made there was the possibility that another product VMware would replace policies and call for the vCO. This possibility has not disappeared, but basic plugin triggers offers tight integration between vCO and the orchestrated product that are not available elsewhere.

  Christophe.

• Are unable to recovery system with a boot disk Options

  I think my MBR is corrupted or my drive hard OS is dead.

  I created a neosmart.com boot disk and have set the BIOS to boot from the CDROM.  After the POST, the display shows "Windows is loading files".  The Installation of Vista screen should appear and allows me to go click on "Repair my computer", but it doesn't.  It passes to the black screen with green bars of the hunt.  No window of the prompt... nothing. I want to get to the System Recovery Options so that I can run fixmbr and fixboot.  Any suggestions?

  Thank you
  Jeff

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial148.html

  Link above shows what the process looks like and a manual, it load the repair options.

  Read the above link what it should look like when loading, and Options, you should get.

  If it does not load at which you can work with it, you have a deeper seated problem you do.

  Contact the manufacturer of your computer.

  See you soon. Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Are the available PCI drivers if you are using the recovery/Application for an AMD Compaq5610F 64 x 2 driver

  Boots motorcycle only in safe mode without network and new

  printer driver installation fails.  Grand? mark in

  For other devices such as Device Manager:

  Other PCI bridge device

  PCI device

  PCI Simple Communication controller

  SM Bus controller

  Video controller (VGA compatible)

  I'll be able to find and reinstall these

  drivers missing using the Application or driver

  Recovery program?

  If your machine does not start with the hard drive, and I guess no recognition in the BIOS, it's about confirmation that the drive is dead. Not a good way to start the weekend - but for about $60, it can replace the hard drive and order the recovery media to reinstall the OS.

  BTW, have you checked to make sure she didn't burn an OS Recovery DVD set & ranger? She would have gotten a pop-up reminder to do that when the machine was the first installation. Wouldn't be the first time someone put it away and forgot to push.

• I have a blue screen mask on my computer, probably from an entity that they are a data recovery service

  S.M.A.R.T. SERVICES?

  Here is a link that might help get rid me of this.

  http://www.spywarehelpcenter.com/Smart-repair-virus-removal-instructions/

  Note: I have not tried so I do not know if it works.