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10-10-2006 10:23 AM
10-10-2006 10:23 AM
This scripts will be integrated with Oracle RMAN to ensure a consistent database copy on the Snaps. The Snaps will be mounted to a Linux host for backup via Legato Networker.
Upon completion of the Legato backup, the custom scripts will disable the Snap sessions
Does anyone have the script for this purpose?
I have never used Snaps nor created the script for this purpose.
FYI.
I will use Clariion for this snaps.
Please help me out.
Upon completion of the Legato backup, the custom scripts will disable the Snap sessions
Does anyone have the script for this purpose?
I have never used Snaps nor created the script for this purpose.
FYI.
I will use Clariion for this snaps.
Please help me out.
brian lee
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10-11-2006 02:21 AM
10-11-2006 02:21 AM
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I wrote some scripts on HP-UX for Snapview backup. As we keep Snapshot for 24 hours, we stop Snap just before the new backup start. So I have a script to stop last snap, a script to start snap session when Oracle is ready, a script to mount snap LUNs / file system and a script un-mount snap LUNs after backup completed.
I believe Navcli running on Linux will be the same as on HPUX but I have no idea how to "import" file system on linux. If you know how to do it, I can post my scripts here so that you can modify them.
I believe Navcli running on Linux will be the same as on HPUX but I have no idea how to "import" file system on linux. If you know how to do it, I can post my scripts here so that you can modify them.
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10-21-2006 11:48 AM
10-21-2006 11:48 AM
Re: Snapview session(snapshot) script
Please post the script for me.
I appreciate it in advance.
I appreciate it in advance.
brian lee
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10-22-2006 01:02 AM
10-22-2006 01:02 AM
Re: Snapview session(snapshot) script
As I keep snapshot till next backup, so I run snapstop first in a backup schedule. Then bprdfin (deactivate snapshot), I stop Oracle DB here, then run startsnap, bprdact (activate snapshot), bprdmnt (mount snap luns), I start Oracle DB here, then run backup, bprdumt (umount snap luns).
Yang
Yang
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