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Recovery Manager for Oracle User’s Guide

■LARCHGROUP - The name of the Remote Copy group, which contains Oracle archive log volumes, on the primary (local) InServ Storage Server. In a Remote Copy configuration, Oracle datafile volumes and archive log volumes are in the same Remote Copy group.

Therefore, this parameter can be left empty.

■LTARGET - The target group name on the primary (local) InServ Storage Server. Use the InForm CLI showrcopy target command to get the target name.

■RTARGET - The target group name on the secondary (remote) InServ Storage Server. Use the InForm CLI showrcopy target command to get the target name.

■BACKTOOL - The backup method to be used for backing up a database virtual copy (snapshot). The two backup methods currently supported by 3PAR Recovery Manager are NBU backup and RMAN backup. If the specified database is an ASM-managed database, the only supported backup method is RMAN backup.

■NBU_MASTER_SERVER - The Veritas NBU master server.

■DBFILE_CLASS_NAME - The Veritas NBU class (policy) name for backing up database files.

■ARCH_CLASS_NAME - The Veritas NBU class (policy) name for backing up archive logs.

■DBFILE_SCHED_FULL - The Veritas NBU schedule name for backing up database files.

■ARCH_SCHED_FULL - The Veritas NBU schedule name for backing up archive logs (full backup).

■ARCH_SCHED_FULL - The Veritas NBU schedule name for backing up archive logs (incremental backup).

■RMAN_CONN_STR - The RMAN connection string for connecting to the Oracle Recovery Catalog from both the primary host and the backup host.

■RMAN_CHANNEL_TYPE - The RMAN channel type is either SBT_TAPE or DISK.

■RMAN_NO_CHANNEL - The number of RMAN channels to be allocated during backup and restore.

■RMAN_BACKUP_DEST - The backup destination to store RMAN backup image. This option is only required if the specified RMAN channel type is DISK.

■RMVC_AFTER_BACKUP - Specifies whether the virtual copy should be removed after a successful backup.

You must run this command as a super user from the backup host. To allow the Oracle Database Administrator (Oracle Owner) to run this command, an identical Oracle Database

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