Only RMAN backup, restore the temporary files?

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• Help restore the temporary files

  I just restored my Dell Dimension 4700 to factory settings, but before I did, I used the file and Transfer Wizard to transfer all my files on an external hard drive up, but I don't know how to restore them now that I am up and running again.  They seem to be in Temp folders.  Any help ASAP would be certainly appreciated.

  External hard drive LaCie and Genie Backup Software that comes with it is what the Temp files are on (at least this is what I think it is).  The files settings and Transfer Wizard helped me transfer my files before I restored my system to factory settings, but I do not see how to restore now.  Help

  Brooklyn Babe

  Babe from Brooklyn,
  All you need to do is to run the transfer Assistant again, and when it starts it will ask if it's the new pc or old.  Say that it's new and then he will be asked where the files are located and you direct them to the reader.  NOW, I did this on a pc once and had a little problem with the service pack level.  The SP should be the same as on the old machine.  for example, I saved on SP2, and I tried to restore the SP3 and it wouldn't work.  I had to remove the SP3 and then restore. Typing of my new Windows 7 64 bit and love it! Soli Deo Gloria!

• Why am l always signed the temporary file after the effort of system restore

  Whenever I put on my system, there seems to be a message on the screen saying I am registered on the temporary file, and everything I do will be unavailable after leaving the game.

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  -Is the account of an administrator account or a standard user account?

  I suggest you to follow steps by Pinaki displayed on November 22, 2012 to from the link below and check.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_8-update/Windows-8-keeps-loading-with-temporary-profile/583abee6-645D-42a1-88da-063547c6eea0

  Help us with more information to help you further.

• Move the temporary file or restore

  Dear Sir

  A few days, I faced a problem with the server, my temp file has got 100 GB and caused storage full occupied and halt proceedings. I have to resize to a certain extent and bring the body back on track.

  I think that, in this case, I could drop the tablespace/tempfile and recreate it, but I was scared then... so I resize.

  Please share your opinion, it is totally safe to drop tablespace temp/tempfile in any situation? I know, right now sort operation failed, but I'm willing to adjust with that. But my concern is the incompatibility or the overall database problem.

  Kind regards

  I have not tried so I do not know, but I guess that Oracle will not let you do something for the temporary file while someone uses it.  I hope that David can correct me if I'm wrong on this matter to shrink.

  Personally I would do nothing temp related without bouncing the PB itself if I could possibly avoid it.

• Restore the control file considerations

  Hello expert,

  Assumpition condition is:

  All the data files and the redologs are not damaged, but the controlfiles are damaged. We must restore the controlfile autobackup with the following command:

  RMAN > STARTUP NOMOUNT;

  RMAN > backup RESTORE CONTROLFILE AUTOMATIC;

  RMAN > ALTER DATABASE MOUNT;

  RMAN > RECOVER DATABASE;

  RMAN > ALTER DATABASE OPEN RESETLOGS;

  Use of rman RECOVER, DATABASE redo logs to roll changes forward to control files. Can you explain what changes can be included? (Currently I only have one example: we add the new data file once the backup control file.) So we need roll forward the changes to control the file on the new added one.) Other examples?

  Thank you and best regards,

  Tong Ning

  Examine the contents of the controlfile.  He has the list of data files, the list of the archivelog files and list of rman backups.

  Archivelogs would be saved in the controlfile so that they can be applied.

  What about backups?  Subsequent backups would certainly no longer be in the controlfile.

  Hemant K Collette

• Restore the data file

  Hello
  
  Initial situation and config:
  
  Server: Win2k3 Sp1 32 bit
  Database: 10.2.0.4 Standard noarchivelog mode
  RMAN catalog on different server.
  Cold backup
  
  
  Therefore, I was invited to do a restore from a backup of database. What he needs, it's to restore the controlfile, spfile and a data from a backup file complete performed via RMAN. He does NOT INTEND to use them, they just want to see their restored from the backup.
  
  Restore the spfile and the controlfile is not a problem, and I was able to restore them to a Test directory. But since I can't restore datafile 1 to 'C:\dest', I googled how to make these.
  
  I came up with these, which I think who should restore a data file to a different location, but I don't know if it's okay. And since I started on the database server, I prefer to ask first.
  
  The value of newname to 'C:\datafiles\datafile1.dbf' to 'C:\Test\datafile1.dbf ';
  restore the data file 'C:\Test\datafile1.dbf '.
  
  Would this work? It must be run with the open database altering State and work and will not somehow it. If not, can someone help me here? The only thing needed, he did restore a data file just to get...
  
  Thanks for the tips!

  Add this

  RMAN > run {}
  value of newname for datafile 'C:\datafiles\datafile1.dbf' to 'C:\Test\datafile1.dbf ';
  restore the data file ' C:\Test\datafile1.dbf';l
  switch datafile;
  }

  It will update the control file with the new location of this data file

• RMAN backup restore a band

  Hello gurus
  
  We have lvl0 RMAN backup restored to a band, but a few reasons that we couldn't apply recovery on it. Verification of the information contained in the controlfile, he identified the file system only and no other files. So we recreated the controlfile and decided to recover using backup controlfile (up to cancel or to change or until). However, to my surprise, when I listed the columns checkpointchange # and checkpoint_time v$ datafile_header, I found the difference in time stamps ranging from 24 hours - including menat we had to apply 24 hrs of archiving to bring dbfs all in a consistent state (before it has allowed us to open the db) - well, it worked this way.
  
  My question is that if I trigger a lvl0 RMAN backup to say 16:00 July 27 and ends at 16:00 on 28 July (as I am directly pushing around 1 TB of data on tapes) - what is the timestamp of the coherence of this backup. In other words, there is this backup to restore from 16:00 July 27? Or it is only available for a restore from 16:00 28 July and later...?
  
  Is it not that RMAN works at the block level and when I start a backup should give me all the dbf than timestamp... ?
  
  Enjoy your entries and comments.

  When you take an online backup with RMAN, the backup of data files is always inconsistent because they have logs archived redo generated during the backup to match: http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/backup.102/b14192/intro005.htm#sthref70.

  A full online backup can only be used to restore the database to a point in time begins after the end of backup: If a backup starts at 16:00 on 27 July and ends at 16:00 on 28 July, you can use it to restore the database to a point in time after 28 - DEC 16:00.

• RMAN-06056 and the data file does not exist

  Hello
  
  I'm working on Oracle 9i Database (9.2.0.8.0) on AIX 5.2 and we try to run a full backup of RMAN, but it seems to be failing with an error as follows;
  
  From backup to 27-SEPT.-10
  using the ORA_SBT_TAPE_1 channel
  using the ORA_SBT_TAPE_2 channel
  RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
  RMAN-00569: = ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS =.
  RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
  RMAN-03002: failure of the backup to 27/09/2010 01:33:17 command
  RMAN-06056: could not access datafile 23
  
  I checked the v $ datafile and it shows that it is in a State of recovery.
  
  Select the State, file No., name from v$ datafile
  where status <>'in LINE '.
  order by 1
  
  RECOVER /u06/oradata/test_sys/data/msg_log06.dbf 23
  
  The file does not exist at the level of the BONE and the RMAN, it shows as;
  
  RMAN > resync catalog
  + 2 >. +
  
  from full resynchronization of the recovery catalog
  full complete Resync
  
  RMAN > outline report;
  
  Report of the database schema
  K - bytes Tablespace RB segs Datafile file name
  ---- ---------- -------------------- ------- -------------------
  819200 + 1 SYSTEM YES /u011/oradata/test_sys/data/system01.dbf+
  
  + 23 0 MSG_LOG NOT /u06/oradata/test_sys/data/msg_log06.dbf+
  
  The associated tablespace cannot be just deleted given that some other files of dependent data. The RMAN script has also been changed
  
  change archivelog than any overlap;
  backup database more archivelog entry remove
  Skip inaccessible;
  
  But the backup fails again, please advice.
  
  Concerning

  Run

  LIST OF BACKUP OF THE FILE 23

  to see if you have previous backups. If you have a backup of the data file, you can then
  Put the offline data file
  RESTORE the data file
  RECOVER the data file.

  If you want to 'ignore' this test taking it Offline datafile
  ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE OFFLINE 23

  then use "SKIP OFFLINE" in your RMAN BACKUP DATABASE command.

  Hemant K Collette

• Consistent test 'copy' of RMAN backup outside the ASM (RAC)

  Hello!
  We create consistent backup RMAN in our CARS (ASM with FRA) environment.
  Safeguard measures looks like:

  alter system set cluster_database=false scope=spfile sid='HAC4';
  
  srvctl stop database -d HAC

  Then we begin the RMAN backup script as (database is closed to the ground before):

  run {
  
  startup mount;
  
  allocate channel t1 type disk format '/u01/rman_backup/HAC/cold_backup/HAC_%U';
  
  allocate channel t2 type disk format '/u01/rman_backup/HAC/cold_backup/HAC_%U';
  
  SET CONTROLFILE AUTOBACKUP FORMAT FOR DEVICE TYPE DISK TO '/u01/rman_backup/HAC/cold_backup/HAC_%F_ctl';
  
  backup as copy database include current controlfile;
  
  }

  After backup, we realize:

  alter system set cluster_database=true scope=spfile sid='HAC4';
  
  shutdown immediate;

  and later

  srvctl start database -d HAC

  This backup backup files are placed on the area of local disk accessed by noeud4, where HAC4 SID is on.
  We transfer the backup files to tape on an hourly basis...
  
  Now, we want to test this backup.
  Scenario:
  Because we have consistent backup, we think we can restore her (from files on this disc) and him ALONE!
  Our problem is that while restoration is the use of the DSO files, so we're not sure is our backup.
  
  So, how to prevent the RMAN restore/recovery process of using any ASM file - just to use our consistent backup data?
  
  Please a few example script for this...
  
  Our config:
  Oracle 10gR2.0.4 PS3 (NCPS, ASM database),
  Linux Rhel IA64 5.3 on 'raw devices' (no raw disks)
  
  THX
  Damir

  Hello

  What I realized is that you want to test the image copy backup you took earlier and test this to restore the database, as it is.

  Now, if I see your script, it shows that you have restored control file and then you tried to recover the database.

  But when you make the copy of the image of the database, and you want to restore, then you have to try to restore the database first. I don't see any "restore order" in your script.

  RMAN > restore database from tag = "";

  Firstly, this will restore the data files.

  Then, use

  RMAN > restore database;

  Then, open the database.

  Kind regards
  Vermorel

• When upgrading to Windows XP SP3, Windows 7, it loads the temporary files, and then I got an error message saying "the install.wim file does not exist.

  When the upgrade of xpsp3 for win 7 it loads the temporary files and 1 min in step 2? "" departure ": an error message appears that says install.wim file does not exist?

  original title: problem installing win 7

  Hello

  You can't upgrade Windows XP to Windows 7.

  Windows 7 upgrade paths

  This document describes the upgrade paths that are supported and not supported for editions of the Windows® operating system 7.

  Unsupported upgrade scenarios

  • Upgrade to Windows 7 from the following operating systems is not supported:
  • RTM of Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows XP, Windows Vista®, Windows Vista Starter, Windows 7 M3, Windows 7 beta, RC of Windows 7 or Windows 7 IDS
  • Windows NT® Server 4.0, Windows 2000 Server, Windows Server® 2003, Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2
  • Upgrades on place of several architectures (for example, x 86 to x 64) are not supported.
  • Place of cross-language upgrades (for example, en - us en - us) are not supported.
  • Cross-SKU upgrades (for example, Windows 7 N to Windows 7 K) are not supported.
  • Upgrades from Windows Vista to Windows N, Windows K, Windows KN or Windows E are not supported.
  • Upgrades on place of type Cross-compiling (for example, the fre to chk) are not supported.
  • Pre-release in place upgrades across milestones (for example, Windows 7 RC to Windows 7 RTM) are not supported.

  Supported upgrade scenarios

  Company	Professional, company, full
  Enterprise	Enterprise
  Home Basic	Home Basic, Home Premium, Ultimate
  Home Premium	Home Premium, ultimate edition
  Ultimate	Ultimate

  Enterprise	Enterprise
  Home Basic	Home Basic
  Home Premium	Home Premium
  Professional	Professional
  Starter (x 86 only)	Starter (x 86)
  Ultimate	Ultimate

  Home Basic	Home Premium, professional, ultimate edition
  Home Premium	Professional, ultimate edition
  Professional	Ultimate
  Starter	Home Premium, professional, ultimate edition

• is it safe to delete the temporary files?

  a game on MSN games froze the screen. The solution I got was to remove & reinstall Java, delete cookies, temp internet files.  I will lose any important data if I delete temporary files?

  Temporary files because they are are temporary and can be deleted safely. Of course, when you remove cookies from Web sites that you visit often preventing login/password information and then you will have to re-enter.

  The only time where it is not recommended to delete the temporary files is when you install a program, and if this program always needs to restart to complete the installation.

  It is rare that any who save their important data in temporary since the temp files folders are always flushed when the user run CCleaner or all files temporary cleaner.

• Installation problem: (there is not enough free space to store the temporary files of Windows installation)

  I install Windows 7 Ultimate update on Vista Ultimate. Compatibility check says I can go for it.

  I have 348 GB of free space and 2.4 GB of Ram. I run Disk Cleanup and is are free programs on hard drive. When I run the installer, it gives me this message

  There is not enough free space to store the temporary files of Windows installation.

  I'd appreciate any help to overcome this problem.

  Tried the fix you suggested. He changed nothing

  You may be able to mark the partition on which is installed the operating system as being active.

  1. Open Control Panel by clicking the Start button, and then click Control Panel.
  2. Click system and Maintenance.
  3. Click on Administrative Tools.
  4. Double-click computer management. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.
  5. In the navigation pane, click the disks as storage management.
  6. Select the volume that contains the existing installation of Windows Vista. In general, it is the C drive.
  7. Right-click on the volume and select Mark Partition as Active.
  8. Click Yes to confirm the action.

  Could also contribute to:

  If you have several hard drives remove all except the one that you install Windows 7, and then replace it after Windows 7 is installed.

  Disable startup programs:
  (A) click Start, type MSCONFIG in the search box and press ENTER.
  OK the authorization of user account control and password if necessary
  If you are using XP: click Start, run, and type: MSCONFIG and click OK.
  (B) on the general tab, click Selective startup.
  (C) just below the selective startup, clear the checkbox "Load Startup items".
  (D) click the Services tab, check "Hide all Microsoft Services", and then click Disable all.
  (E) click OK, and then restart the computer.
  (F) try the upgrade again.

  (NOTE: If the upgrade fails and you continue to use your rear security software, then also go back into MSCONFIG and under the general Tower XP/Vista tab, click "Normal startup", and then click OK to exit.)

  Also:

  You need more than half of your drive is empty instead upgrade. If your reader is 1.0 TB (1, 000 GB), you need 500 GB + to be free.

  If you cannot free enough space, you need to move data to external storage.

  Free space - increase the hard disk space

  The following procedure cleans the files associated with your user account. You can also use Disk Cleanup to clean all the files on your computer.

  1. click the button start, in the search box, type disk cleanup, then click Disk Cleanup.
  2. in the drives list, click the drive you want to clean, and then click OK.
  3. on the Disk Cleanup tab, select the types of files to delete.
  Note: To delete all Points except the most recent system restore - click on "Clean up System Files" and you will get another tab called more than Options. Now click More Options, and then click 'Clean up' under ' System Restore and shadow copies "and then confirm the deletion.
  4. click OK at the bottom of the window cleaning disc and in the message that appears, click on delete files.

  Reduce the amount of space allocated to system restore.

  1. start--> panel--> system and safety--> system
  2. then click on the "System Protection" link located at the top left.
  3. in "System Properties" window, click on the "System Protection" tab
  4 locate the 'Settings of Protection' box and select / click on the drive letter (usually c :))
  5. now, click the "Configure" button to change the settings to restore "disk space".
  6. move the cursor to reduce the amount of space system Protection can use (min. 2 GB).
  7. click "Apply" and then the "OK" button after setting the disk space.

  Questions about installing Windows 7?
  FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions from Installation Windows 7 & responses

• Is it safe to delete the temporary files from disk cleanup?

  Hi, I have recently executed drive clean and I find the temporary files is 22.7 GB. But when I checked the tmp folder in windows there only 500 MB of temporary files.

  So my question is,

  Is it safe to delete these 22.7 GB of files using the cleaning disc?

  If your use of the disc in Windows 7 those who are safe to remove clean utility. I use this utility on a regular basis without any problem.
   
  
  --
  Richard Hay
  http://WindowsObserver.com
  Unofficial Microsoft and Tech evangelist
  "I'm a PC!"
  MVP Windows Desktop Experience

  "Chauhan21" wrote in message News: a8666a83-5-c 16-47e4-8f0f-0d0b1cecddda...

  Hi, I have recently executed drive clean and I find the temporary files is 22.7 GB. But when I checked the tmp folder in windows there only 500 MB of temporary files.

  So my question is,

  Is it safe to delete these 22.7 GB of files using the cleaning disc?

• Why the temporary files are created?

  Original title: temporary files

  Hi, I searched the Web for a long time to know "why the temporary files are created?"
  what I understand so far is there are temporary files created by MS WINDOWS, and others created by other applications like MS OFFICE APPS? RIGHT?

  - and understand that they are created for purposes of backup in the case of MS OFFICE applications,- and I do not know how? they are created when the App crash or every few minutes or what?

  - and I do not understand why "windows Temp files are created?"

  Show me examples please.

  Thank you

  Hello

  There are many reasons why temporary files may need to be created.

  Windows temporary files
  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/92635/

  Wiki - temporary file
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporary_file

  Wiki - temporary Internet files
  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Temporary_Internet_Files

  I hope this helps.

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• How can I move copies of data from an incremental backup, not the original file?

  As part of an incremental backup I get copies of the storage spaces. These default are stored in the disk location of backup diskgroup. Is it possible to move those copies to different diskgroup/location while always save to the default disk backup location diskgroup. I know how to do it with the main data files, but not with copies.
  for example
  Current situation:
  The DATA of the original data files in +.
  Backups in + FRA
  Copies of Datafile recovered in + FRA
  
  New configuration to be:
  The DATA of the original data files in +.
  Backups in + FRA
  Copies recovered in Datafile + BACKUP
  
  Thank you

  Yes it is possible.

  Move the backup, and then set the new location of the backup on the controlfile:

  1 put the backup.

  2 RMAN delete old reference backup in the control file:

   crosscheck backup device type disk;
  

   delete noprompt expired backup device type disk;
  

  3 RMAN includes the new location of the backup:

   catalog start with '/path/to/your/backup/'
  

  And you're done :)