3Com NSR-ORA V3.2 manual Example 2 Recovery based on a specified snapshot

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NSR-ORA and NetApp

Recovery

Example 2: Recovery based on a specified snapshot

Should I try to use a copy from the LAST SNAPSHOT or do you want to select a specific snapshot

1)last SNAPSHOT

2)select SNAPSHOT

(default 1:) > 2

Please select one of the following SNAPSHOTS

1)Jul 31 04:03 nsrora_NET816_hour.1

2)Jul 31 00:03 nsrora_NET816_hour.2

3)Jul 30 23:03 nsrora_NET816_hour.3

4)Jul 30 20:03 nsrora_NET816_hour.4

5)Jul 30 16:03 nsrora_NET816_hour.5

6)Jul 29 23:03 nsrora_NET816_day.1

7)Jul 28 23:03 nsrora_NET816_day.2

8)Jul 27 23:03 nsrora_NET816_day.3

Please select a SNAPSHOT from the list > 1

INFO: doing ndmpcopy for /netapp_oracle/sapdata4/proti_1

i

The redolog files needed for the recovery of the Oracle database are restored directly from NSR-ORA (as in version 3.1) and made available to the database.

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Contents NSR-ORA Edition OctoberCopyright and Trademarks Boldface AudienceConventions Preface What is New in ReleaseUpdate from Previous Releases Introduction Introduction Physical Database StructureLogical Database Structure Database files Control file Database BackupArchive Mode of the Database System Administrator’s Guide U42252-J-Z915-1-76 ArchivingFunction Scope Function ScopeIndividual Components Archiving MonitorDatabase interface NSR-ORA Archiving Individual ComponentsArchive Tape libraryStarting and Ending the Archiving Monitor ExampleSubsequent status enquiry generates the following output # startamon.sh status ora ORACLESIDs oraLogging Following is a representative sample from the log fileBackup Component Individual ComponentsThe Backup ComponentOffline Backup of the Database Database interface NSR-ORA Backup Archiving ComponentIndividual Components Online Backup of the Database Configuration and managementChecking backups troubleshooting Log files from local backups not for NAS filersAmon Recordings Individual Components Installation and Configuration Quick StartInstallation then continues interactively InstallationInstallation and Configuration Licensing NSR-ORAKeylic command Installing NSR-ORA from CDIs to be installed Unix Client is requiredRufen Sie folgendes Kommando auf Invoke the following commandLog in as root Set the Display variable Use the following command to uninstall NSR-ORA under Linux HP-UXInstallation is then with the command ConfigurationHow to Proceed for an Update from an Earlier Version Unpack the NSR-ORA.tarfile from the CDFirst make sure of the following Example Configuration tool is invoked with the commandPreparations Establishing tablespace namesInstallation and Configuration Checking the Oracle Administration ProgramConfiguring NSR-ORA Parameters for configurensrora Oracle ParametersOracle owner group Directory where Oracle is installedOracle owner NetWorker ParametersNow the amon parameters are queried No compression is usedAmon Parameters Mirror OPS Parameters Recovery ParametersParameters with Expert Mode Amonmirrorgroup Defining backup sets save sets It is also recommended generally to carry out a full backup Configuring NetWorker # configurenetworker createdelete OraclesidRoot 68 # configurenetworker create ORA2 NSR-ORA in OPS clusters InstallationConfiguration On HP-UX /opt/networker/oracle/bin/startamon.sh NSR-ORA on Linux TroubleshootingBacking Up an Oracle Database Version 8.0 or higher Selecting the Type of Recovery Recovery ComponentControl file Database files Recovery Until Time with Logical ErrorsRecovery Automatic Recovery Crash Recovery Performing a recovery Manual recoveryAutomatic Recovery for an Optional Point in Time Start orarecutFully-automatic Recovery New recovery attempt with orarecut can be madeRecovery Offline recovery of an offline or full backup For the recovery of an online backup only RecoveryPerforming a recoveryRecover the remaining save sets again Open the database usingRecovery with Oracle Parallel Server OPS Oracle No space left on deviceRecovery Using NSR-ORA with NetApp Filers Running NSR-ORA with NAS devicesPrerequisites NSR-ORA and NetAppConfiguring NSR-ORA with NetApp Filers RecommendationsNSR-ORA and NetApp NETAPPSNAPNR=255 Nfssave RSH Scenario 2 Two Backups per Day Scenario 1 Three Backups per DayName Oraclesidndmp Two groups for pure snapshot backups Name Oraclesidndmp One group for pure snapshot backupsName Oraclesidsnapinterval Scenario 3 Seven Backups per DayDefining the Ndmp Client You should use /vol/vol0 as the save setNetWorker Resources GroupsInterval attribute For Ndmp backups NSR-ORA provides two new save sets ClientsNdmpoffline client has to be assigned to Ndmp attributePools Backup with NSR-ORABackup methods Amon ClientSavegrp completion notification For online backups the binary control fileInformation and log files of the current backup process Control file as an Ascii trace fileDebugging Recovery with NSR-ORARecover until time orarecut NSR-ORA and NetApp Crash Recovery nsrorarec Example 1 Recovery based on the last snapshotExample 2 Recovery based on a specified snapshot Database BackupShell parameter DefiningIndex Shell parameter Config.sh OutputFor NetApp Configurensrora For NetApp NetWorkerBackup component Components Shell parameter No space left on device error MessageShell parameter Nsrndmpsave command Installation Installing from CDRestore Redolog files OPS Configuration Installation on Remarkable thingsShell parameter Orarecut command For NetApp Nfssave System Administrator’s Guide U42252-J-Z915-1-76Update OPS

NSR-ORA V3.2 specifications

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