HP OpenView Storage B6960-96008 manual Syntax, What Happens After the Configuration?

	Integrating Oracle and Data Protector
	Configuring the Integration
Example	The following example represents configuration on HP-UX or Solaris of
	an Oracle database and its recovery catalog in Oracle Data Guard
	environment.
	The following names are used in the example:
	database name: oracl
	primary user name: system
	primary password: manager
	primary net service name 1: netservice1
	primary net service name 2: netservice2
	recovery catalog user name: rman
	recovery catalog password: manager
	recovery catalog net service name: catservice
	standby user name: system
	standby password: manager
	standby net service name 1: netservicesb1
	standby net service name 2: netservicesb2
Syntax	/opt/omni/lbin/util_oracle8.pl -config -dbname oracl \
	-orahome /app10g/oracle10g/product/10.1.0 -prmuser system \
	-prmpasswd manager -prmservice netservice1,netservice2 \
	rcuser rman -rcpasswd manager -rcservice catservice \
	-stbuser system -stbpasswd manager -stbservice \
	netservicesb1,netservicesb2 -zdb_method BACKUP_SET -pfile \
	/app10g/oracle10g/product/10.1.0/dbs/pfile.ora
	If you need to export some variables before starting SQL*Plus, TNS
	listener, or RMAN, these variables must be defined in the Environment
	section of the Data Protector Oracle global configuration file or using the
	Data Protector GUI.
	What Happens After the Configuration?
	The util_oracle8.pl command is started on the Oracle server system.
	It saves the configuration parameters in the Data Protector Oracle
	configuration files.

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