Documentation Map, Abbreviations | HP OpenView Storage B6960-96008

Documentation Map

Abbreviations

Abbreviations in the documentation map that follows are explained below. The manual titles are all preceded by the words “HP OpenView Storage Data Protector”

Abbreviation	Manual

CLI	Command Line Interface Reference Guide

Concepts	Concepts Guide

DR	Disaster Recovery Guide

GS	Getting Started Guide

Help	Online Help

IG-IBM	Integration Guide—IBM Applications

IG-MS	Integration Guide—Microsoft Applications

IG-O/S	Integration Guide—Oracle, SAP R/3, and
	SAP DB/MaxDB

IG-OV	Integration Guide—HP OpenView Service Information
	Portal/OpenView Reporter

IG-OVOU	Integration Guide—HP OpenView Operations, UNIX

IG-OVOW	Integration Guide—HP OpenView Operations 7.1x,
	7.2x, Windows

IG-OVOW	Integration Guide—HP OpenView Operations 7.5,
	Windows

IG-Var	Integration Guide—Sybase, Network Node Manager,
	NDMP and VMware

Install	Installation and Licensing Guide

MO GS	Media Operations Getting Started Guide

MO RN	Media Operations Product Announcements, Software
	Notes, and References

MO UG	Media Operations User Guide

MPE/iX	MPE/iX System User Guide

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Copyright 2006 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P HP OpenView Storage Data Protector Integration Guide Legal Notices Contents Integrating SAP R/3 and Data Protector Integrating SAP DB/MaxDB and Data Protector Glossary Index Vii Edition History Part Number Manual Edition Product Viii Command names Use the grep command File and directory When entering a You supply your login name CommandNew terms Data Protector Cell Manager is the main Text and items on System replies Press Computer screen Data Protector Graphical User Interface Protector graphical user interface Information Technical Support GeneralDocumentation Feedback Xii Xiii Manuals Xiv HP OpenView Storage Data Protector Integration GuidePage Xvi Online Help Abbreviations Documentation MapAbbreviation Manual Xvii Xviii Map Xix IntegrationsIntegration Guide Page Xxi Audience Xxii Organization Integrating Oracle and Data This Chapter Introduction Oracle Data Guard environment, backup of standby database Database Restore TypesDuplicating a Integration Concept Manager User’s Guide Oracle Backup Integration Concept Rman CLI Data Protector Oracle Integration Concept Protector sessions, including session messages, objects IDB where all the information about DataData, used devices, and media is written Data Protector General Media Agent, which reads Prerequisites Configuring the Integration Limitations Oracle Data Guard Before You Begin Integration Media Management Library MML on Cluster-Aware ClientsLinking Oracle with the Data Protector Oracle Filenames for the MML on Different Platforms On Oracle Server systems running on OpenVMS, link the MML Linking Oracle with MML on OpenVMS SystemsSYS$SHARELIBOBK2SHR32.EXE Oracle9i with the Oracle Server Edit the following files ORARDBMSLORACLE64.COM Orainstalloracleins Documentation for OpenVMS When you are prompted for the root directory, enterUsername and password. For more information, see the Oracle Oracle documentation for OpenVMS Options marked by Y will be selectedRelinking process After Relinking Configuring Oracle Users on Unix and OpenVMS OpenVMS Finding the Oracle User Verify the changes of the group ID Uncomment the following lines in OMNI$ROOTLOGLOGIN.COM Procedure Configuring Oracle DatabasesVerify that the -key Oracle8 entry is present If the entry is not present, copy it from Pathname of the Oracle Server home directory Using the Data Protector GUIConfiguring Oracle General Windows Configuring Oracle General Unix Configuring Oracle Primary Specify the login information to the standby database Configuring Oracle CatalogInstance Database instance Using the Data Protector CLI Configuring Oracle Standby Where On Windows Parameter Description Syntax What Happens After the Configuration? OpenVMS OMNI$ROOTBIN run Checking the Configuration Windows On the Cell Manager, see the file To get the error description Information, see Troubleshooting on Creating a New Template Configuring an Oracle BackupCluster-Aware Clients Creating a Data Protector Oracle Backup Specification SMBBackupSetDatabase DatabaseSwitchArchiveDelDirectDatabase SMBProxyDatabase Specifying an Oracle Server System Windows Specifying an Oracle Server System Unix Selecting Backup Objects Specification Flash recovery area in the Pre-execor Post-exectext box. Set the backup optionsData Protector Oracle integration backup to tape Application Options, see the online Help 11Oracle Specific Options Oracle Backup Options By default, Data Protector backs up the Data Protector Post-Exec Examples of Pre-Exec and Post-Exec Scripts on UnixPre-Exec Example Limitations Editing the Oracle Rman Script Data Protector Rman Script Structure BackupSpecificationNameDBNAME%s%t%p.dbf Whole database selection Rman current controlfile commandVariables and DBNAME, which are obligatory Creating Copies of Backed Up Objects Oracle Duplex Mode Example Testing Using the Data Protector GUI Testing the Integration Run the omnib command with the -testbaroption as follows 13Previewing a Backup Testing Using the CLI Configuring an Oracle Backup Backing Up an Oracle Database Oracle Online If Pfile is used Start SQL*Plus and type alter database archivelog Backup Procedure Scheduling a BackupRecovery Catalog Backing Up an Oracle Database Click OK and then Apply to save the changes Running an Interactive BackupStarting a Backup Using the GUI HP-UX and Solaris /opt/omni/bin OpenVMS To set up the CLI, run Following command Starting Oracle Backup Using RmanYou can select among the following listoptions See the omnib man page for details Target Database The format of the target database login is Commands is handled internally by Rman If you specify more than a single allocate channel commandTape in the second case Allocated Use rcvcat instead of catalog in the above syntax Parallel Examples of the Rman Scripts Backing Up Flash RecoveryParticular Archived Logs Specification File in a BackupIncluding Control Backing Up While On Windows Restorable Items Restoring an Oracle DatabaseDuplicating Databases 16Taking the Oracle Resource Group Offline Restoring Database Items in a Disaster Recovery Restoring Oracle Using the Data Protector GUI Changing The Database State Required Database States Item to restore Database stateDatabase, ensure that the database is in the correct state To put the database into NoMount state, run Restoring the Recovery Catalog Database 18Recovery Catalog Settings Dialog Restoring the Control File After the restore, run the following script Ensure that you have properly configured the Rman autobackup Restoring Oracle Database Objects Restore As dialog box, specify the new datafile location Results Area, select objects for restoreOracle Data Guard If you restore a primary database from a Source Same can be done if you set the Dbfilenameconvert Login information for the primary database. If you restoreConverts them appropriately Will be used Options Devices If you are restoring a datafile enter Restoring Tablespaces and DatafilesIf you are restoring a tablespace enter Restoring and Recovering a Standby Database Restoring and Recovering a Primary Database Prerequisites Duplicating an Oracle DatabaseLimitation Restore Action drop-down list, select Perform Duplication 22Oracle Duplicate Options Restore, Recovery, and Duplicate Options Restore mode SettingsGeneral Options Client This drop-down list allows you to specify which type Parallelism DorecoverDuplicate Options For Standby Nofilenamecheck Restore and Recovery Options Restore untilTo database name Recover until Open database after recovery Restoring Oracle Using RmanOpens the database after a recovery is performed Reset logs Preparing the Oracle Database for Restore Unix Example Windows Example Connection Strings Used in the Examples Start the full database restore and recovery run Example of Full Database Restore and Recovery Example of Point-in-Time Restore Start the point-in-time restore run 100 Example of Tablespace Restore and Recovery Chapter 101 102 Example of Datafile Restore and Recovery Windows Unix 104 Example of Archive Log Restore 106 Start the archive log restore run If you are using an sh like shell, run Restoring Oracle Using CLIRestoring the Recovery Catalog 108 Restoring Using Another Device Disaster Recovery 110 Monitoring an Oracle Backup and RestoreMonitoring Current Sessions Windows DataProtectorhome\log\oracle8.log Viewing Previous Sessions 112 Oracle Removing the Data Protector Oracle Integration LinkOn OpenVMS Systems 114 Cases 116 Troubleshooting Problem General TroubleshootingChecking Prerequisites Related to the Oracle Side Integration on Unix Systems Start SQL*Plus from the Oraclehome directory If this fails, open the recovery catalogIf this fails, open the Oracle target database 118 Then 120 Chapter 121 122 23Checking the Status of the Oracle Listener Connect to the recovery catalog 124 Configuration Problems on Unix Systems 126 Verify the permissions of the current user account Configuration Problems on Windows SystemsExamine the system errors 128 Verify the inet startup parameters Check your Oracle Server configuration Backup Problems on Unix Systems Database Failed when backing up Oracle Data Protector reports Export of the Recovery CatalogFollowing errors are listed in the Data Protector monitor On other Unix systems Data Protector reports Cannot allocate/attach shared memory Backup Fails After a Point in Time Restore and Recovery 132 Backup of Archive Logs on RAC Cannot be Performed Data Protector reports errors when calling Backup Problems on WindowsSYS.LTEXPORTPKG.schemainfexp during Oracle 9i/10g Backup 134 Recovery catalog Simulate a restore session Restore ProblemsVerify that an object exists on the backup media 136 Other UnixEnsure that the database is in the correct state Restart Data Protector Try using the Rman CLI to restore the database itemsCheck your environment variables 138 Browsing Oracle 9i database for restore on LinuxBinary utilorarest failed error message is displayed when Restored from Data Protector managed backup Recovery Catalog was lost and the control file cannot beTape Following SQL script Shared library that provides thread local storage cannot be Problem occurs with Oracle8i on HP-UXLoaded Following is displayed Radius Authentication Adapter Problem occurs when the Radius Authentication Adapter isLibrary libjava.sl that provides thread local storage From the list of dynamic libraries for libclntsh.sl. See 142 Integrating SAP R/3 and Data 144 Advantages Refer to the HP OpenView Storage Data Protector ProductAnnouncements, Software Notes, and References or 146 Software Notes, and References or Prerequisites and LimitationsHP OpenView Storage Data Protector Product Announcements 148 CommandsUser since the backups will not work Utilities Brbackup Data Protector Data Protector Zero Downtime Backup Administrator’s GuideSoftware 150 Architecture SAP R/3 Backup Concept Using Backint Backup FlowSAP R/3 Architecture Backint Mode 152 Data Protector User Interface Data Protector Backup Media AgentData Protector Restore Media Agent Finished data transfer, the BSM waits for a timeout SapbackupDataProtectorhome\tmp on Windows if the variable is not Protector is limited to Backup Flow Using Recovery Manager 156 SAP R/3 Architecture Rman ModeData Protector Backup General Media Agent Restore Flow Using Recovery Manager 158 Data Protector SAP R/3 Configuration FileOn Windows Chapter 159 160 This is an example of the file Protector SAP R/3 Configuration Setting, Retrieving, Listing, and Deleting DataFile Parameters Using the CLI Command 162 Parameters SettingProtector SAP R/3 client HP-UX and Solaris Listing Parameters SAP R/3 instance ICE, use the following command on the DataDeleting 164 Overviewsteps SAP R/3 database backup with Data Protector SAP R/3 database using Data ProtectorGroup 166 Before You Begin Configuring an SAP R/3 Database ServerClients on Windows/UNIX 168 Utilsap.exe Data Protector InetUser Account on 170 Using the CLI Unix Systems OnlyIs the directory in which Oracle binaries are installed Chapter 171 172 Windows Unix 174 Configuring an SAP R/3 Database Server on WindowsConfiguring an SAP R/3 Database Server on Unix What Happens? ConfigurationChecking Data Protector GUI 176 Target database must be online during the check Data Protector CLI Checking the SAP R/3 Configuration 178 Configuring an SAP R/3 Backup 180 Creating a Data Protector SAP R/3 Backup Specification BrbackupRMANOnline BrbackupRMANOffline 182 10Selecting Backup Objects Backing Up Using Recovery Manager on Specify any SAP R/3 backup options, the current settings 184 11SAP R/3 Backup Options Chapter 185 BR Backup SAP R/3 Specific Backup OptionsLogs? Log file BR Archive Backup ObjectsBalancing By Load Balancing By Time Balancing None Balancing ManualPre-exec 188 Post-exec Backup mode Database Server Creating or Modifying the Parameter File on the SAPObjects outside database 190 Incrementally Backing Up Using Recovery ManagerBenefits 192 Backup Incremental Backups if UsingManual Balancing of Files into Subsets 194 Creating an SAP /R3 Backup Specification for ManualBalancing SID file Unix systems, or Backup specification then looks like 196 Testing Using the Data Protector CLI Backups Backup Methods Duplicate SIDs Backup ModesBacking Up an SAP R/3 Database Tools version 4.5 and later Aborting a Aborting an SAP R/3 Backup SessionRunning Session 198 Session options. See Figure 200 Starting a Backup Using the GUI Cluster-Aware Clients An interactive backup can also be started from the CLI Windows 202 Using SAP R/3 CommandsAccount on Chapter 203 204 Restoring an SAP R/3 DatabaseConsiderations To get a list of SAP R/3 objects Finding Information Needed for RestoreRestoring Using the Data Protector GUI 206 16Restoring SAP R/3 Database Objects Using the CLI, execute the following command Restoring Using the Data Protector CLIWhere FileName must be specified as follows Set to restore from automatically 208 Restoring Using the SAP R/3 CommandsCommands Restoring Using the Data Protector CLI or SAP R/3 Commands Using Another DeviceRestoring Using the Data Protector GUI 210 Run the following script Restored 212 Monitoring an SAP R/3 Backup and Restore Scoping Pane, expand Sessions to display all the sessions Previous SessionsStored in the IDB ID consisting of a date in the YY/MM/DD format and a unique Oracle9i OpenView Storage Data Protector Troubleshooting GuideCorrectly 214 Prerequisites Concerning the Oracle Side of the Integration Troubleshooting on Windows Systems 216 At the Svrmgr prompt, type Prerequisites on the SAP R/3 Side of the Integration If you are not using the recovery catalog 218 Configuration Problems \\clientname\sapmnt\ORACLESID\SYS\exe\run\brbackup or Perform a filesystem backup of the SAP R/3 Database ServerRun the following command if you use the default directory Backup Problems Examine system errorsCheck your SAP R/3 Server configuration *RETVAL*0 indicates successful configuration If the test fails again, call support 222 Restore Problems Chapter 223 224 Verify the restore using backintActions Do not use non-ASCII or non-Latin 1 characters for filenames Troubleshooting on Unix Systems 226 At the Svrmgr Oracle8/8i or SQL Oracle9i prompt, typeIf it fails, open the Oracle Target Database If you use the Recovery Catalog 228 An example of the rmanscript is listed below Which is provided by Data Protector 230 Solaris platform 232 Verify the permissions of the currently used user account Chapter 233 234 Verify the backup using backintError Verify a user for the restore UtilFileOnline SAP backup fails with semop errorVerify that a backup object exists on the backup media IDB 236 Verify the restore using backint Run the following command BarbackupspecificationnameHP-UX and Solaris systems or 238 Use SAP R/3 commands for example, brrestore to restore these Preparing the SAP R/3 Database for Restore Examples of SAP R/3 Database Restore 240 Example of Full Database Restore and Recovery 242 When the menu appears, select the Restore/Recovery option Chapter 243 244 Was recovered, run the Alter Database Open command with Example of Lost Files Restore Example of Partial Restore 246 This means that the existing file can be used To restore the archive log files, follow the steps below Example of Archive Log Files RestoreLost files are restored using the SAP utility Brrestore 248 Integrating SAP DB/MaxDB 250 Architectures and how to install the Data Protector Aware of before using the integrationSAP DB/MaxDB Automatic Log Backup must be activated for an SAP DB/MaxDB instance to enable transactional backup log 252 GUI Restore Permissions ParallelismSupported Platforms Chapter 255 256 Interfaces Restore Flow 258 SAP DB/MaxDB Backup and Restore Concept Data Protector SAP DB/MaxDB Configuration File DB/MaxDB Configuration File Parameters Using Setting, Retrieving, and Listing Data Protector SAPConfiguration File 260 SAP DB/MaxDB configuration file Command output is written to. If the -localoption is notOptionname is the name of the parameter Optionvalue is the value for the parameter 262 Configuring Users 264 Configuring an SAP DB/MaxDB BackupCreating a Backup Specification Chapter 265 266 Selecting an SAP DB Server and Instance on Unix Systems Selecting an SAP DB Server and Instance on Windows Systems Backup interactively To backup SAP DB/MaxDB archive logs, select the Data itemInteractively. See Backing Up an SAP DB/MaxDB Database on Selecting SAP DB Objects Saving the Backup Specification 270 SAP DB/MaxDB Specific Backup Options Backup Options 272 Chapter 273 274 Modifying the Configuration of an SAP DB/MaxDB InstanceUsing the CLI Specified during the installation Then execute the following commandInstance to be configured Described in Configuring Users on 276 Checking the Configuration of an SAP DB/MaxDB Instance Using the GUI Checking the Configuration of an SAP DB/MaxDB Instance If an error occurs, it is explained To check the configuration, run the following command onIt before running a backup SAP DB/MaxDB Server system Description of these options, press F1 Previewing a Backup 280 Backing Up an SAP DB/MaxDB Database Scheduling an Existing Backup SpecificationBackup Methods Scheduling Procedure 282 Scheduling the Backup Specification 284 Running an Interactive Backup Using the Data Protector GUI 10Starting an Interactive Backup Running an Interactive Backup Using the Data Protector CLI 286 Running an Interactive Backup Using SAPDB/MaxDB Utilities Chapter 287 288 Chapter 289 290 Restore and Recovery OverviewRestoring an SAP DB/MaxDB Database Selected backup session are restored From the selected backup session is restored. The data onMode, SAP DB/MaxDB always checks whether such a gap exists SAP DB/MaxDB Server is overwritten 292 SAP DB/MaxDB Restore Process Chapter 293 294 SAP DB/MaxDB Migration Prerequisites Chapter 295 296 Properties for Data Dialog Box Finding Information Needed for a Restore To get a list of SAP DB/MaxDB objects Command Syntax an SAP DB/MaxDB instanceRestoring 298 Finding Information Needed for Restore Restoring Using SAP DB/MaxDB Utilities 300 Chapter 301 302 SAP DB/MaxDB Migration 304 SAP DB/MaxDB Restore and Recovery Options Chapter 305 306 Recovery Options Refer to Restoring Using the Data Protector CLI on 308 Chapter 309 310 Monitoring an SAP DB/MaxDB Backup Restore Media used for this session, respectively. See Figure 312 17Viewing a Previous Session Restore ProblemsData Protector reports the following error during backup or Restore from an object copy hangs An SAP DB/MaxDB instance cannot be started after restoreData Protector reports the following error 314 Task command. Finish these tasks Documentation for information on how to do thatStart the SAP DB/MaxDB xserver. Refer to the SAP DB/MaxDB Start the SAP DB/MaxDB instance. Refer to the SAP DB/MaxDB 316 SAP DB/MaxDB Cluster-Related Troubleshooting Glossary Backup chain See restore chain Backup device Backup APIBackup generation Backup ID Backup owner Backup objectBackup session See also incremental backup and full backup Backup set See also replica, source volume, snapshot, and CA+BC EVA Backup system ZDB specific termInstant copies of EMC Symmetrix standard devices See also BCV BC HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP specific term See also SAPDBA, Brbackup Boot volume/disk/partitionBrrestore BC Process EMC Symmetrix specific term See also SAPDBA, Brarchive See also BC EVA, replica, and source volumeBrarchive BSM CA HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP specific term CDB Cmmdb CSM CRS See also catalog protection Data Protector Event Log Data protectionData Protector user account Data stream Dcbf See incremental backup Differential backup MS SQL specific Differential backupSee also backup types Differential database backup Direct backup See also virtual full backup Disk image rawdisk backupDisk Agent concurrency Disk discovery DR OS DMZ Enhanced incremental backup Emergency boot file Informix ServerEnterprise Backup Environment Event Logs FC bridge See Fibre Channel bridge File Replication Service FRSFibre Channel bridge File depot Full backup See also recovery files Fnames.datSee also backup types Full database backup Full mailbox backup Heartbeat See also incremental ZDB Global options fileHierarchical Storage Management HSM Holidays file HP OVO HP ITO IDB LUNHP VPO Incremental restore EMC Symmetrix Incremental1 mailbox backupIncremental re-establish EMC Incremental ZDB Informix Server Informix Server specific term Initializing See formatting Installation ServerRefers to Informix Dynamic Server Integration object ITO IP addressJukebox See library Jukebox device Library Load balancing Local and remote recoveryLock name Logfull shell script Informix Server An interface for the exchange of backup Login information to the Oracle TargetLogical-log files Database Oracle and SAP R/3 specific term Magic Packet See Wake Onlan LVMMailbox Microsoft Exchange Server specific term Mailbox Store Microsoft Exchange Server specific term Media condition Media allocation policyMedia condition factors Media ID Mmdb MMD MSM Object copy Offline backupObject copy session Object copying Online backup Onconfig Informix Server specific termSee also zero downtime backup ZDB and offline backup Offline redo log See archived redo log OVO Ownership Package MC/ServiceGuard and Veritas Cluster specific termP1S file Pair status HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP specific term Pre- and post-exec commands Parallel restorePrimary Volume P-VOL HP Physical device Public/private backed up data Rawdisk backup See disk image backupRAID RAID Manager XP HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP specific term Recovery Catalog Database Oracle Recovery Catalog Oracle specificSee also flash recovery area RecoveryInfo Recovery Manager Rman Oracle Removable Storage Management Recycle RSM Restore sessionScan Scanning Session key SchedulerSee also shadow copy Shadow copy set MS VSS specific term Smbf SibfSMB Source R1 device EMC Symmetrix Creation Split mirror backup EMC SymmetrixSee also target R2 device See also ZDB to tape, ZDB to disk+tape, and replica Sst.conf file SRD fileSt.conf file Stackers Synthetic backup Switchover See failover Sybase Backup Server API SybaseStandard security MS SQL specific See also integrated security Storage Group System Backup to Tape Oracle Synthetic full backupSystem volume/disk/partition System databases Sybase specific Tablespace Terminal Services Windows specificTarget R2 device EMC Symmetrix See also source R1 device TLU User disk quotas Unattended operation See lights-out operation User accountUser group User rights Verify Volume groupVirtual Controller Software VCS Virtual Device Interface MS SQL Server specific term VSS VPO Writer See also direct backupSee zero downtime backup ZDB ZDB to tape ZDB specific term Zero downtime backup ZDB Glossary Index Index BRARCHIVE, 149 Index 286 Index 281-289