HP OpenView Storage B6960-96008 manual By default, Data Protector backs up the Data Protector

		Integrating Oracle and Data Protector
		Configuring an Oracle Backup
Table 1-2	Oracle Backup Options
	Disable Data	By default, Data Protector backs up the Data Protector
	Protector	managed control file in every backup session. Select this
	managed control	option to disable backup of the Data Protector managed
	file backup	control file.
	Back up standby	Oracle Data Guard: This option is applicable if the
	database	database is configured with the standby connection. By
		default, RMAN backs up the database files and archived
		redo logs on the primary system. Select this option to
		enable backup of the database files and archive logs on
		standby system. However, only the archive logs created
		after the standby database was configured can be backed
		up at standby site. Archive logs created before the
		standby database was configured must be backed up on
		the primary database.
		Note that the current control file or the control file for
		standby will still be backed up from the primary system.
	RMAN Script	You can edit the Oracle RMAN script section of the Data
		Protector Oracle backup specification. The script is
		created by Data Protector during the creation of a backup
		specification and reflects the backup specification’s
		selections and settings. You can edit the script only after
		the backup specification has been saved. For information
		on how to edit the RMAN script section, see “Editing the
		Oracle RMAN Script” on page 47.
	Pre-exec,	Specify a command or RMAN script that will be started
	Post-exec	by ob2rman.pl on the Oracle server system before the
		backup (pre-exec) or after it (post-exec). RMAN scripts
		must have the .rman extension. Do not use double quotes.
		For example, you can provide scripts to shut down and
		start an Oracle instance. For UNIX, see “Examples of
		Pre-Exec and Post-Exec Scripts on UNIX” on page 46.
		Provide the pathname of the command or RMAN script.
		OpenVMS: Provide the pathname of the command
		(OMNI$ROOT:[BIN]).

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