RMAN, restoration of ASM no - asm environment!

Dear friends,

WE are running Oracle 11 GR 2 CARS as our PRODUCTION server. also, we have a single instance, DATAGUARD, where production data are replicated.

On the end DATAGUARD, we take a weekly full backup RMAN. My db_name is 'isldb '.

Now I want to restore the backup, RMAN COMPLETE the DATAGUARD server to a new server NO - ASM using file system normal... For this reason, I have to follow the procedure below:

(1) take RMAN full backup of DATAGUARD END as a stage to mount and store it on ' / rmanback' file. I use the below taken backup script:

Run {}

allocate channels d1 device type disk format ' / rmanback/isl/$TODAY/df_%U_%T';

allocate channel device type d2 disc format ' / rmanback/isl/$TODAY/df_%U_%T';

backup database effective additional 0 CHECK the LOGIC AS BACKUPSET COMPRESS;

backup format ' / rmanback/isl/$TODAY/controlfile.ctlbk' (current controlfile);

backup format ' / rmanback/isl/$TODAY/spfile.spbak' (spfile);

ARCHIVELOG backup all;

output channel d1;

output channel d2;

}

(2) the transfer of the rman backup complete on a remote server on the same ' / rmanback' file.

(3) in the new server, I take the scene nomount database using a spfile (spfile has a single entry: 'DB_NAME = isldb')

(4) then I restore the controlfile successfully:

[oracle@PRIM ~] target rman $ /.

Recovery Manager: release 11.2.0.3.0 - Production Wed Aug 20 16:01:21 2014

connected to target database: ISLDB (unassembled)

RMAN > restore controlfile to ' / rmanback/isl/20140810_181405/controlfile.ctlbk';

From restoration to 20 August 14

using the control file of the target instead of recovery catalog database

allocated channel: ORA_DISK_1

channel ORA_DISK_1: SID = 332 type device = DISK

channel ORA_DISK_1: restore the control file

channel ORA_DISK_1: restore complete, duration: 00:00:01

output file name=/u01/app/oracle/oradata/isldg/control01.ctl

output file name=/u01/app/oracle/oradata/isldg/control02.ctl

Finished restore at August 20, 14

(5) to restore the data successfully file using the command below:

run

{

the value of newname for datafile '+ DATA/isldg/datafile/system.298.849413815' to ' / u01/app/oracle/oradata/isldb/system1.dbf';

the value of newname for datafile '+ DATA/isldg/datafile/sysaux.295.849413813' to ' / u01/app/oracle/oradata/isldb/sysaux1.dbf';

the value of newname for datafile '+ DATA/isldg/datafile/undotbs1.296.849413813' to ' / u01/app/oracle/oradata/isldb/undotbs1.dbf';

the value of newname for datafile '+ DATA/isldg/datafile/undotbs2.297.849413815' to ' / u01/app/oracle/oradata/isldb/undotbs2.dbf';

the value of newname for datafile '+ DATA/isldg/datafile/users.299.849413849' to ' / u01/app/oracle/oradata/isldb/users1.dbf';

the value of newname for datafile '+ DATA/isldg/datafile/bu_system_tbs.291.849413617' to ' / u01/app/oracle/oradata/isldb/bu_system_tbs1.dbf';

the value of newname for datafile '+ DATA/isldg/datafile/bu_his_log_tbs.292.849413617' to ' / u01/app/oracle/oradata/isldb/bu_his_log_tbs1.dbf';

the value of newname for datafile '+ DATA/isldg/datafile/bu_index_tbs.293.849413617' to ' / u01/app/oracle/oradata/isldb/bu_index_tbs1.dbf';

the value of newname for datafile '+ DATA/isldg/datafile/bu_image_tbs.294.849413619' to ' / u01/app/oracle/oradata/isldb/bu_image_tbs1.dbf';

the value of newname for tempfile 1 to ' / u01/app/oracle/oradata/isldb/temp1.dbf';

restore the database;

}

RESTORATION came with success, and all data files store in the folder specified with success.

(6) now when I recover the database, then I found the below error:

> SQL > alter database open resetlogs;

ALTER database open resetlogs

ERROR on line 1:

ORA-01157: cannot identify/lock data file 1 - see DBWR trace file

ORA-01110: data file 1: '+ DATA/isldg/datafile/system.298.849413815 '.

> SQL > restore database;

ORA-00283: cool cancelled due to errors

ORA-01610: recovery using BACKUP CONTROLFILE option must be

> SQL > restore database until cancel using backup controlfile;

ORA-00283: cool cancelled due to errors

ORA-01110: data file 1: '+ DATA/isldg/datafile/system.298.849413815 '.

ORA-01157: cannot identify/lock data file 1 - see DBWR trace file

ORA-01110: data file 1: '+ DATA/isldg/datafile/system.298.849413815 '.

Could someone help me please, how can I recover as open my database?

Your archivelog was not "missing." He seems to have a different file name format.

No one can touch «_allow_resetlogs_corruption» action You are now on your own.

Hemant K Collette

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I perform a Production to a Dev Server refresh. I made a full backup of the production and trying to restore in the dev Setup...

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Can you check the backup file permissions after you have moved production to the development area?

$ls ltr - /orabackup/bkp_030113/controlprod.ctl

And make sure you set DBID of production database.

BTW, FRA is configured?
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And I haven't used the command "recover archivelog deletion of database; I used "recover the database.

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Microsoft Windows [Version 5.2.3790]
(C) Copyright 1985-2003 Microsoft Corp.

C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\Administrator>rman

Recovery Manager: Release 11.1.0.6.0 - Production on Mi Mai 16 11:13:33 2012

Copyright (c) 1982, 2007, Oracle.  All rights reserved.

RMAN> quit


Recovery Manager abgeschlossen.

C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\Administrator>rman target / nocatalog

Recovery Manager: Release 11.1.0.6.0 - Production on Mi Mai 16 11:14:02 2012

Copyright (c) 1982, 2007, Oracle.  All rights reserved.

Mit Ziel-Datenbank verbunden: XXX (DBID=1455796592)
Kontrolldatei der Zieldatenbank wird anstelle des Recovery-Katalogs verwendet

RMAN> shutdown immediate;

Datenbank geschlossen
Datenbank nicht angeschlossen
Oracle-Instance heruntergefahren

RMAN> set dbid 1449626294

Befehl wird ausgef³hrt: SET DBID

RMAN> startup nomount;

mit Zieldatenbank verbunden (nicht gestartet)
Start nicht erfolgreich: ORA-01078: failure in processing system parameters
LRM-00109: Parameterdatei 'C:\PROGRAMME\ORACLE\111\DATABASE\INITXXX.ORA'
 konnte nicht ge+ffnet werden

Oracle Instance ohne Parameterdatei gestartet, um spfile abzurufen
Oracle-Instance gestartet

Gesamte System Global Area     159019008 Byte

Fixed Size                     1331852 Byte
Variable Size                 71306612 Byte
Database Buffers              83886080 Byte
Redo Buffers                   2494464 Byte

RMAN> restore spfile from 'c:\Oracle-Dump\CONTROLFILEC-1449626294-20120306-03.BK
P';

Starten restore um 16.05.12
Zugewiesener Kanal: ORA_DISK_1
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: SID=98 Device-Typ=DISK

Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Spfile wird aus AUTOBACKUP c:\Oracle-Dump\CONTROLFILEC-1449626
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Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Zur³ckschreiben von SPFILE aus AUTOBACKUP abgeschlossen
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RMAN> shutdown immediate;

Oracle-Instance heruntergefahren

RMAN> startup nomount;

mit Zieldatenbank verbunden (nicht gestartet)
Oracle-Instance gestartet

Gesamte System Global Area     535662592 Byte

Fixed Size                     1334380 Byte
Variable Size                348128148 Byte
Database Buffers             180355072 Byte
Redo Buffers                   5844992 Byte

RMAN> restore controlfile from 'c:\Oracle-Dump\CONTROLFILEC-1449626294-20120306-
03.BKP';

Starten restore um 16.05.12
Zugewiesener Kanal: ORA_DISK_1
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: SID=208 Device-Typ=DISK

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Ausgabedateiname=C:\PROGRAMME\ORACLE\111\DATA\XXX\CONTROL02.CTL
Ausgabedateiname=C:\PROGRAMME\ORACLE\111\DATA\XXX\CONTROL03.CTL
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2> ;

Datenbank angeschlossen
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Zugewiesener Kanal: ORA_DISK_1
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: SID=208 Device-Typ=DISK
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Starten implicit crosscheck copy um 16.05.12
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Suche nach allen Dateien im Recovery-Bereich
Dateien werden katalogisiert...
Keine Dateien katalogisiert

Suche nach allen Dateien, die mit dem Muster c:\oracle-Dump\ ³bereinstimmen

Datenbank kennt Dateiliste nicht
=====================================
Dateiname: C:\ORACLE-DUMP\BACKUPXXX777222642.BKP
Dateiname: C:\ORACLE-DUMP\BACKUPXXX777222669.BKP
Dateiname: C:\ORACLE-DUMP\BACKUPXXX777222949.BKP
Dateiname: C:\ORACLE-DUMP\CONTROLFILEC-1449626294-20120306-03.BKP

M÷chten Sie die obigen Dateien wirklich katalogisieren (geben Sie YES oder NO ei
n)? yes
Dateien werden katalogisiert...
Katalogisierung erfolgt

Liste mit katalogisierten Dateien
=======================
Dateiname: C:\ORACLE-DUMP\BACKUPXXX777222642.BKP
Dateiname: C:\ORACLE-DUMP\BACKUPXXX777222669.BKP
Dateiname: C:\ORACLE-DUMP\BACKUPXXX777222949.BKP
Dateiname: C:\ORACLE-DUMP\CONTROLFILEC-1449626294-20120306-03.BKP

RMAN> restore database;

Starten restore um 16.05.12
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geben
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Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Datendatei 00002 wird zu C:\PROGRAMME\ORACLE\111\DATA\XXX
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\UNDOTBS01.DBF wiederhergestellt
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Datendatei 00004 wird zu C:\PROGRAMME\ORACLE\111\DATA\XXX
\USERS01.DBF wiederhergestellt
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Datendatei 00005 wird zu C:\PROGRAMME\ORACLE\111\ORADATA\DBTT
wiederhergestellt
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Datendatei 00006 wird zu C:\PROGRAMME\ORACLE\111\ORADATA\EM_LO
G_TUEM wiederhergestellt
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Lesen aus Backup Piece C:\ORACLE-DUMP\BACKUPXXX777222669.
BKP
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Piece Handle=C:\ORACLE-DUMP\BACKUPXXX777222669.BKP Tag=TA
G20120306T151108
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Backup Piece 1 wurde wiederhergestellt
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Restore abgeschlossen, abgelaufene Zeit: 00:02:05
Beendet restore um 16.05.12

RMAN> recover database;

Starten recover um 16.05.12
Kanal ORA_DISK_1 wird benutzt

Media Recovery starten

Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Zur³ckschreiben von Archive Log in Standardziel wird begonnen
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Archive Log wird zur³ckgeschrieben
Archive Log Thread=1 Sequence=10
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Lesen aus Backup Piece C:\ORACLE-DUMP\BACKUPXXX777222949.
BKP
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Piece Handle=C:\ORACLE-DUMP\BACKUPXXX777222949.BKP Tag=TA
G20120306T151548
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Backup Piece 1 wurde wiederhergestellt
Kanal ORA_DISK_1: Restore abgeschlossen, abgelaufene Zeit: 00:00:01
Archive Log-Dateiname=C:\PROGRAMME\ORACLE\111\FLASH_RECOVERY\XXX2DB\ARCHIVE
LOG\2012_05_16\O1_MF_1_10_7V73N5RW_.ARC Thread=1 Sequence=10
Kanal default: Archive Logs werden gel÷scht
Archive Log-Dateiname=C:\PROGRAMME\ORACLE\111\FLASH_RECOVERY\XXX2DB\ARCHIVE
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Archive Log Thread=1 Sequence=11
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS ===============
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-03002: Fehler bei recover Befehl auf 05/16/2012 11:24:57
RMAN-06054: Media Recovery fordert unbekanntes Archive Log f³r Thread 1 mit Sequ
ence 11 und Start-SCN von 1094112 an

RMAN> alter database open resetlogs;

Datenbank ge÷ffnet

RMAN> quit


Recovery Manager abgeschlossen.

C:\Dokumente und Einstellungen\Administrator>

But when I now try to access the database control I got following error:
' 503 service unavailable: Servlet error exception occurred the current application deployment descriptor do not include in this response.

and the restored data are not included.

I hope someone can tell me what I did wrong.
Thank you

Published by: 919309 on 07.03.2012 02:08

Published by: 919309 on 07.03.2012 02:12

drop the repository and try with dbca

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confusion about rman restore
Hello world
I have some confusion about rman restore and recover procedures. I read doc available in this regard and google as well. A few more questions unanswered in my mind.
1. do the restore backup command restore controlfile also alongwith datafiles.
2 database is running in noarchivelog mode. Suppose one of say users.dbf data files has been removed. control files intact. the same seq # is available since the last log backup. Now to restore the database, I use the following steps.
1 rman > shutdown immediate
2 rman > startup mount
3 rman > restore database
4 rman > restore database
5 rman > alter database open;

I'm wrong. This is the one. In this scenario, the steps above can be used.

3. even when logseq is not available when the database is saved, I take the following steps.
1 rman > startup nomount;
2 rman > restore controlfile autobackup.
3 rman > change the editing of the database;
4 rman > restore database;
5 rman > recover noredo db;
6 rman > alter database open resetlogs;
It is a right. can I adopt this procedure in my scenario.

Please do not give all the links I want some explanation of your minds.

Geetanjali.
sonidba wrote:
Hello world
I have some confusion about rman restore and recover procedures. I read doc available in this regard and google as well. A few more questions unanswered in my mind.
1. do the restore backup command restore controlfile also alongwith datafiles.
2 database is running in noarchivelog mode. Suppose one of say users.dbf data files has been removed. control files intact. the same seq # is available since the last log backup. Now to restore the database, I use the following steps.
1 rman > shutdown immediate
2.RMAN > startup mount
3.RMAN > restore database
4.RMAN > restore database
5.RMAN > alter database open;

I'm wrong. This is the one. In this scenario, the steps above can be used.

If after the last COLD backup is there not get command of newspaper (this means journal seq number is the same), so you can restore your database since the last backup and can retrieve it. And if thi does not need perform full restoration/recovery. At instead step 3 with DATA RESTORE (or RESTORE TABLESPACE USERS) file and step 4 instead with RECOVER DATAFILE (or RECOVER TABLESPACE USERS) and after that you can open the database by using ALTER DATABASE OPEN. If you have lost datafile users.dbf it means that this (tablespace) datafie has been automatically disconnected.

3. even when logseq is not available when the database is saved, I take the following steps.
1 rman > startup nomount;
2 rman > restore controlfile autobackup.
3.RMAN > change the editing of the database;
4 rman > restore database;
5 rman > recover noredo db;
6 rman > alter database open resetlogs;
It is a right. can I adopt this procedure in my scenario.

Yes you are right in this case. There, you have to restore/recovery complete database, because of your database running in NOARCHIVELOG mode. But after database restore (step4) you can just issue RESTORE database and can open with RESETLOGS options also. Also if you have incremental backups can run NOARCHIVELOG mode even RETRIEVE the NOREDO of DATABASE then you can open the database.

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version 10203
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I know that my db size is 160 GB and 50 GB has been restored by rman restore in the last 3 hours, so I guess... what happens if recovery end up with an error, I have to restore again and spent several hours again or I can just correct the rman error and just do recovery...?
_______________________________________________________________________________________
Here is the command that i began the restoration
RUN
{
until the SNA 4475223426780.
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allocate channel t3 type 'sbt_tape' parms 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/opt/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/tdpo.opt) ';
allocate channel t4 type 'sbt_tape' parms 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/opt/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/tdpo.opt) ';
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Published by: DBA2008 on October 13, 2010 11:02
RMAN the fact on its own that you mentioned is expected as shown - for backups, restorations of not only this setting.

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restore an ASM file
Hello
10g R2 on Unix
I'm trying to copy a journal archived but it fails:
```
RMAN> run{
2> 
4> set archivelog destination to '/home/oracle/';
5> restore archivelog sequence=364825 thread=1;
6> }

using target database control file instead of recovery catalog
allocated channel: CH_1
channel CH_1: sid=467 instance=XXX devtype=SBT_TAPE
channel CH_1: NMO v4.5.0.0

allocated channel: CH_2
channel CH_2: sid=466 instance=XXX devtype=SBT_TAPE
channel CH_2: NMO v4.5.0.0

executing command: SET ARCHIVELOG DESTINATION

Starting restore at 18/05/11

archive log thread 1 sequence 364825 is already on disk as file +DGRE1_FS/archivelog/2011_05_18/thread_1_seq_364825.4013.751421997
restore not done; all files readonly, offline, or already restored
```
Any solution?
What is a way to copy a file to ASM in a normal file system? In ASM commands I do not copy:
controls:
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CD
of the
To find
Help
LS
LSCT
LSDG
mkalias
mkdir
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RM
rmalias

Thank you.
RMAN > copy spfile '+ DGDATA_DB/spfilemydb.ora' to ' / tmp/afile "

RMAN-00558: error occurred during parsing of order entry

RMAN-01009: syntax error: found "spfile": waiting for an of: ' archivelog, backup, control, controlfilecopy, current datafile, datafilecopy, Dungeon, (, nochecksum, nokeep, reuse, tag.

You can restore, RMAN,

You can create pfile/spfile of ASM to no - ASM pfile/spfile

example of
SQL > create spfile='/tmp/spfile.ora' of pfile;

or

RMAN > backup spfile to '';

RMAN to the ASM and network file system
Hi all

I use Oracle RAC 11 g R2 + ASM.
I am new to RMAN, but I am trying to build daily tasks to do below:

1. backup of my database to the FRA located on ASM diskgroup + FRA.
2. at the same time I want to save my database for Network File System (NFS) to be taken by system administrators to an archive location that I can't access. Since according to my knowledge can't copy files to ASM for outside... so for this I'm planing to use the command format of the NFS mount point.
3. on daily basis in the NFS file will be taken by a work (that I am not responsible for) to the Archive, and then it will be purged from this location.
4. I am planing to have my windows of 15 days retention strategy.
5. on every day, I am planing to cross check my backup and then delete the expired so that taken from NFS in the journal of the archives is deleted.

The RMAN I am planing to run it on a daily basis are:
```
backup incremental level 0 cumulative device type disk tag 'FULL_DB_INCR_LV0' database; -- this will be to the default location (+FRA)
backup incremental level 0 cumulative device type disk tag 'FULL_DB_INCR_LV0' database format 'NFS/oracle/backup%U';--another copy to be taken to the archive location
crosscheck backupset;
delete expired backupset; -- this will delete the backups taken to the Archive location
```
Now my questions:

1 what good solutions? take account of the fact that I need backup on the file system of the operating system so that the jobs of system administrators take the backup of their archives.
2. If a backup is needed, I use CATALOGUE START WITH to recover and then recover.
3. because my retention period is 15 days, and the backup in NFS files will be deleted on a daily basis, so this retention will apply for backups in ASM, is this a problem?
Hello

Easy way is to use the tag. Find the number of backupset is a difficult task.

Create a template for your tag with a date.

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You can check which backup doesn't have a copy on NFS using the query below:
```
SELECT   BS.RECID BSKEY,
  BP.RECID KEY,
  BP.RECID RECID,
  BS.PIECES PIECECOUNT,
  BP.HANDLE FILENAME,
  BP.TAG TAG,
  BP.COPY# COPYNUMBER,
  BP.STATUS STATUS,
  BP.PIECE# PIECENUMBER
FROM V$BACKUP_PIECE BP,
  V$BACKUP_SET BS
WHERE (BP.SET_COUNT = BS.SET_COUNT
AND BP.SET_STAMP    = BS.SET_STAMP)
order by  bskey,copynumber
```

RMAN restore until THE SNA in DATA GUARD environment

Hello
OS = RHL5
DB = 11.2.0.3 primary and 1 physical database paused.
I have a huge request changes tomorrow and its possible that I have an obligation to RESTORE the database 5 hours back because the application.
I think to be adopted following the method of the official documentation of the Oracle (untilClause):

MOUNT FORCE OF START

RUN

{

UNTIL THE SNA 1418901. # The necessary number SNA will be used here.

RESTORE THE DATABASE;

RECOVER THE DATABASE;

}

ALTER DATABASE OPEN RESETLOGS;

I will of course take Level0 backup tonight and LEVEL1 backup before the start of the work.
My humble question is that: If this is the good method I adopt? and if so, then what about physical databases eve? Is that something to restore/recovery too? It is not required or waiting for database necessary to create again (which I'm afraid of)?
Flash back is not enabled.
Pack of thank you for the suggestion.
Best regards

You can enable FLASHBACK DATABASE on major sites and relief and set a RESTORE POINT before the migration of the applications.

If you stop to redo expedition to the France, the waking state is the last SNA that was applied (i.e. 1001). If you need to return the primary SNA 1011 and then resume the delivery of roll forward, Eve can continue to 1002 from totally ignorant. If you flashback primary to a SNA lower, say, 998, you would have to flashback the night before as well (997 or 998) until you can resume redo expedition to the France.

See the Oracle support Note: how Flashback the primary database in standby Configuration (Doc ID 728374.1)

Hemant K Collette

RMAN or duplicate RMAN restore

Hello
I have a node of RAC 3 11 GR 2 ASM on Windows 2008 and want to migrate on linux with a case only, no cars, but also with the ASM.
It was my idea, remove a node from the cluster and install Oracle Linux, then 11.2.0.3 software.
But I need to get the database on this new linux server, and I thought to restore the most recent backup CARS db
on the linux server, then turn on the DG and synchronize the linux server.
Once synchronization is complete, disconect DG and continue testing.
But I've heard maybe use rman duplicate would be better.
What are your comments, what would you choose to achieve this migration?
Thank you

You can have a physical standby database set up on top of the linux machine and back it. In this way, you can perform the migration with minimal downtime.

Also try to see what how to migrate has huge ASM database of Windows 64 bit for Linux 64-bit with low minimum time? (Doc ID 1371759.1)

HTH

-Jonathan Rolland

RMAN restore DB
Hi all
I have files of RMAN backup. If I don't have the source database to connect, what do I do to restore these files RMAN with a new database. My system is Oracle RAC 10g with 2 nodes ASM, Windows Server 2003.

Thanks in advance.
Hello

Yes to the first question...

Second question... You will need to use RMAN to restore and recover, but you will not need to use the command "set newname", cause of the database files will be stored on ASM too.

Kind regards

Rodrigo Mufalani
http://mufalani.blogspot.com

RMAN restore backup

Hi all
11.2.0.1
Windows 2003
We have 2 bases PROD (same dbname) that are installed on different servers (Server1 and Server2) Win2003.
These two 2 databases have different applications installed.
I do the two databases RMAN backup.
Then, disaster strikes on Server1 (because of hardware crash and malfunction).
How to restore the PROD on Server1 to Server2 db that has existing running the database of the same name PROD?
Thank you very much
zxy

N °

ORACLE_SID is an environment variable that is associated with your user name for the OS (windows). Db_name is something you set to your settings file.

You will need to create a new user for DB1 on server 2, and then set the ORACLE_SID DB1 on this new user. Then start instance and to restore.

2 DB on server 2 should remain unchanged.

DB 1 on server 2 will have the same DB_NAME like DB 2 but different 'instance identifier"(SID)

RMAN, restoration of ASM no - asm environment!

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