HP StoreServ Application Suite for Oracle Media Removing Recovery Manager from Linux Systems

Recovery Manager for Oracle User’s Guide

aChange the owner of the Recovery Manager utilities and repository as follows, where the Database Administrator user name is <user> and the group name is <group>:

#chown <user>:<group> /opt/3par/vcdbaora #chown <user>:<group> /etc/3par/solutions #chown <user>:<group> /etc/3par/solutions/log #chown <user>:<group> /etc/3par/solutions/lock

bChange the access permission of the Recovery Manager utilities as follows:

#chmod 550 /opt/3par/vcdbaora

4If the /etc/3par/solutions/<primary_host>.ora.<oracle_sid> directory exists, you must also change the owner and permission as follows:

#chown -R <user>:<group> /etc/3par/solutions/ <primary_host>.ora.<oracle_sid>

3.4Removing Recovery Manager from Linux Systems

To deinstall 3PAR Recovery Manager from a Linux system:

1Log on as the root user.

2Use the rpm command as follows:

#rpm -e VCDBAora

3.5Installing Recovery Manager on Solaris Systems

Use the instructions in this section to install 3PAR Recovery Manager software on both the primary and the backup hosts.

CAUTION: Prior to upgrading to 3PAR Recovery Manager, deinstall any previously installed versions of Recovery Manager. To remove a previously installed package, log on as the root user and use the pkgrm VCDBAora command.

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Removing Recovery Manager from Linux Systems