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11-07-2006 11:21 PM
11-07-2006 11:21 PM
Use of make_net_recovery in a production system
Hi,
how secure can be using "make_net_recovery -s ip-ignite-server -i" from a production server with Oracle 9 and SAP?
I mean, I need to backup via make_net_recovery a vg where are located files in use by Oracle.
What can I do to prevent possible problems?
Thanks in advance.
how secure can be using "make_net_recovery -s ip-ignite-server -i" from a production server with Oracle 9 and SAP?
I mean, I need to backup via make_net_recovery a vg where are located files in use by Oracle.
What can I do to prevent possible problems?
Thanks in advance.
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11-08-2006 12:38 AM
11-08-2006 12:38 AM
Re: Use of make_net_recovery in a production system
Hello.
Ignite backup is not recomended to backup files not related to the operating system.
and besides ignite does not work with files bigger than 2 GB, so if you backup oracle datafiles it will probably crash the ignite backup.
to backup oracle you should use rman, omniback or dataprotector.
hope this helps
Ignite backup is not recomended to backup files not related to the operating system.
and besides ignite does not work with files bigger than 2 GB, so if you backup oracle datafiles it will probably crash the ignite backup.
to backup oracle you should use rman, omniback or dataprotector.
hope this helps
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11-21-2006 06:10 AM
11-21-2006 06:10 AM
Re: Use of make_net_recovery in a production system
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and not recommended that backup of SAP is made in such a way. recommended e that you it has a software of backup as the Protector Date.
and not recommended that backup of SAP is made in such a way. recommended e that you it has a software of backup as the Protector Date.
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11-21-2006 07:00 AM
11-21-2006 07:00 AM
Re: Use of make_net_recovery in a production system
Hi
I agree with Fabian , the make_net_recovery is only for the OS backup non vg00 is not backed up. You might have to use some other method to back that vg like RMAN or Omniback .
Rgds
HGN
I agree with Fabian , the make_net_recovery is only for the OS backup non vg00 is not backed up. You might have to use some other method to back that vg like RMAN or Omniback .
Rgds
HGN
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