HP OpenView Storage B6960-96008 Configuring Oracle Users on Unix and OpenVMS, After Relinking

	Integrating Oracle and Data Protector
	Configuring the Integration
	2. Check the presence of the MML LIBOBK2SHR32.EXE in the
	SYS$SHARE: directory.
NOTE	The logical definition for SYS$SHARE:LIBOBK2SHR32.EXE is
	$DEFINE/SYSTEM DP_SBT SYS$SHARE:LIBOBK2SHR32.EXE.
	You are now ready to use the MML with RMAN to perform backups. For
	information on how to use RMAN, see the Oracle documentation.
After Relinking	To test the MML (SBT) interface, configure Oracle 9i using the GUI (see
	“Configuring Oracle Databases” on page 24).
	Configuring Oracle Users on UNIX and OpenVMS
	On UNIX and OpenVMS, to start an Oracle backup session, a user needs
	to perform an operating system logon to the system where an Oracle
	Server is running.
	If properly configured, this user is allowed to back up or restore an
	Oracle database. To start a backup of an Oracle database using Data
	Protector, the user must also become the owner of the Data Protector
	backup specification.
	As the owner of the backup specification, the Oracle user must be added
	to the Data Protector admin or operator user group. On OpenVMS,
	configure a Data Protector admin user with the username <Any> and the
	group name <Any>.
	On UNIX, you can identify this user by running the following command
	on the Oracle Server system:
	ps -efgrep ora_pmon_<DB_NAME>
	or
	ps -efgrep ora_lgwr_<DB_NAME>

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