Integrating SAP R/3 and Data Protector

Troubleshooting

3.If you run backups in RMAN mode, verify that the Oracle Target Database is configured to allow remote connections with system privileges:

Export <ORACLE_HOME > as described on page 225 and start the Server Manager (Oracle8/8i) or SQL Plus (Oracle9i) from the

<ORACLE_HOME> directory: bin/svrmgrl (Oracle8/8i) bin/svrmgrl (Oracle9i)

At the SVRMGR (Oracle8/8i) or SQL (Oracle9i) prompt, type: connect <Target_Database_Login> as SYSDBA; exit

Repeat the procedure using SYSOPER instead of SYSDBA. Set the

<ORACLE_HOME> directory

If you use the Recovery Catalog:

bin/rman target <Target_Database_Login> rcvcat <Recovery_Catalog_Login>

If you do not use the Recovery Catalog:

bin/rman target <Target_Database_Login> nocatalog

If this fails, refer to the Oracle documentation for instructions on how to set up the password file and any relevant parameters in the init<ORACLE_SID>.ora file.

4.If you run backups in the RMAN mode, verify backup and restore directly to disk using the Recovery Manager channel type disk.

If you use the Recovery Catalog:

Export <ORACLE_HOME> as described on page 225 and start Recovery Manager:

bin/rman target <Target_Database_Login> rcvcat <Recovery_Catalog_Login> cmd_file=rman_script

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