RMAN Backupsets restore from a BAND on the disc?

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• 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.

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  It really makes no difference that you are restoring from.

• Backup Restore From Cold

  Hello
  
  I did exactly the same steps as metalink note NOTE: 174226.1 ... who is I added below.
  My problem is that when I open the database, he insists that system01.dbf is in need of a recovery.
  and when I «alter database recover...» "she complains redolog files and archive.
  When I followed the steps, after the installation of the database shut down a few times and go back again. could this be the problem... I don't know maybe he's confusing on the checkpoints etc because I read that when you restore from a cold backup the last log file must be identical to the backup day. could this be my problem? or any other suggestions?
  
  
  Prerequisite: The copy is between 2 machines, both must be on the same OS
  and have exactly the same version of the installed base.
  
  1. make sure that the database copy was closed with an IMMEDIATE STOP,
  NORMAL SHUTDOWN or SHUTDOWN TRANSACTIONAL.
  2 copy the init.ora files and control to create the instance and be able to go
  editing mode. Check the init.ora for places where the controlfiles
  be, if those places are not valid on the computer, place control files
  different places and adjust the init.ora accordingly.
  3.a. copy the data files (all).
  b. copy of the redo log files (all).
  4.a. (Unix only) set the environment variables:
  ORACLE_SID - name database that you want to create
  ORACLE_HOME - the value of the full path of the Oracle system base directory
  PATH - should include $ORACLE_HOME/bin
  b. (NT/2000 only) 'set ORACLE_SID = < SID >'
  Oradim to create the service for the instance. For more information
  oradim please consult (the part that relates to the creation of a new instance):
  Note: 68720.1 Create a new 7.3, 8.0, 8.1 Database Instance
  
  5. use servermanager (check the name to use for your version of oracle) or
  sqlplus (version 9i and above) at the start of the database in editing mode.
  Do
  CONNECT INTERNAL / < PASSWORD >
  then
  STARTUP MOUNT
  Then do a renaming of data files copied if they are not in the same way as on
  the other machine. For all the files that are in the result of the query:
  SELECT NAME FROM V$ DATAFILE;
  do
  ALTER DATABASE RENAME FILE ' < oldfullpath >-< Filename > ' on <
  newfullpath >-< Filename > '.
  6. the datadictionary for the former location of the using queries redolog files:
  SELECT MEMBER FROM V$ LOGFILE;
  If the new location is not the same as the old:
  ALTER DATABASE RENAME FILE ' < oldfullpath > \ < redologfilename > ' to &
  Lt; newfullpath > \ < redologfilename > ';
  7. now, open the database:
  ALTER OPEN DATBASE.

  I guess that the instance had increased the first time you have attempted a copy.

  Yes, your second attempt must be correct.

  Normally, the TEMPORARY file doesn't have to be copied. It can just be added after the ALTER DATABASE OPEN - see the other forum thread that I have provided a link to earlier.
  In addition, the 'normal' recommendation in the Oracle documentation is NOT backing up online redo logs (in fact, if I remember correctlly, the 10g tips strongly this!). But yes, if you ensure that the closing was of database completely, then you can save the recovery online newspapers - but a number of 'experts' would jump on me to say.
  Seems like heresy today to back up the online redo log. The reason is that a DBA could get lazy and use the 'save and restore online redo log' method even when restoring an old backup and wanting to rollforward using the archivelogs. If he does this (it means combining log redo with archivelog restoration online restore + applies), it will eventually lose the transactions in the last set of newspapers and could be confused as how to open the database (it would have to do a resetlogs, as much as it fact sufficient archivelog to ensure the consistency of all data files).

  Hemant K Collette
  http://hemantoracledba.blogpsot.com

  (I'm a 'he', which means that most of the directors are "he" s).

• All audio tracks are on the disc?

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  I have a multicamera in PR sequence, which is linked dynamically to still and "Transcode now" in the SOUL.

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• RMAN restore from a particular backupset

  Hello
  
  How to apply to RMAN to restore the data of a particular backupset. for example, if I last 7 days backup games (more archivelog) available to my backup location, how to learn RMAN to use only the last to restore backupset. I have a database of test on another host that I have to update using RMAN backup. However, I can not move all backupsets of 7 days from the server production host to host test due to lack of space. is it possible to use only the last backupset and educate RMAN to use.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Edited by: user13133425 may 25, 2012 12:24

  but looking for all 7 days of the elements of rman backup. but a few times we can't able catalogue every 7 days of backup sets for reasons of time or space problems.

  If you are in the base of rman full backup just more recent.
  just restore the last full backup in target and perform incomplete recovery by until

• Restore from a different location from the original location of RMAN backup

  All,
  
  Sorry to bother you on this simple question, but it's something I've never done before:
  
  Background
  =======
  
  My sys admin is currently copying a full backup of the default RMAN backup location to another location on the drive (say/u01/oracle/backup).
  The backup was performed using RMAN and in my view, THAT RMAN knows that his initial backup location. See RMAN permanent setting below:
  
  SET UP DEFAULT DISK DEVICE TYPE;
  CONFIGURE CONTROLFILE AUTOBACKUP ON;
  CONFIGURE CONTROLFILE AUTOBACKUP FORMAT for DEVICE TYPE DISK TO ' / banksys_arch0/backup/ora_cf%F';
  CONFIGURE CONTROLFILE AUTOBACKUP FORMAT FOR DEVICE TYPE 'SBT_TAPE' TO '%F ';
  SET UP THE DEVICE TYPE DISK BACKUP FOR PARALLELISM BACKUPSET TABLET 1 TYPE;
  SET UP THE DEVICE TYPE 'SBT_TAPE' PARALLELISM 1 BACKUP BACKUPSET TYPE;
  CONFIGURE BACKUP OF DATA TO DISK FILE TYPE DEVICE TO 1;
  CONFIGURE BACKUP COPIES OF DATA FILE FOR THE 'SBT_TAPE' UNIT 1;
  CONFIGURE BACKUP ARCHIVELOG FOR DEVICE TYPE DISK TO 1;
  CONFIGURE BACKUP ARCHIVELOG FOR DEVICE TYPE 'SBT_TAPE' 1;
  CONFIGURE CHANNEL DEVICE TYPE DISK RATE 10 M FORMAT ' / arch/oradata/BANKSYS/backup/%Y-%M-%D-ora_df_s%s_s%p';
  
  Question
  ======
  I need to restore and recover the database from this new backup location. This is as simple as the following:
  
  1 change the default RMAN location to the new location:
  
  DISK CONFIGURATION CHANNEL DEVICE TYPE FORMAT "u01/oracle/backup/ora_df%t_s%s_s%p". (note that I've changed it to the new location)
  
  2 restore and recover (I have a good knowledge/experience in the part).
  
  Thanks in advance.

  just by changing the default backup location, custom RMAN find backups on its own, you should always run an overlap

  However I would not change the default location temporarily

  RMAN> CATALOG START WITH '/my/backup/location'
  

  will be of RMAN recognize your backups