Mike Holden wrote:
> Mogaroy wrote:
>
> > Thanks Mike, for clearing up a few things.Appreciate your patience !
> >
> > I finally managed to identify the cause of the errors.The problem,
> > as I see it, is with the way in which the hotbackupscript.sql is
> > being created.
> > The host rsync command inside that file is being split into 2 lines
> > instead of appearing in a single line.Just to be sure, I edited
> > the file to make the first couple of commands appear in a single
> > line and tested by running it manually from SQL prompt, and the
> > script executes successfully!
> >
> > This is how the commands appear in the hotbackupscript.sql file:
> >
> > host rm -f /var/oracle/backup/*
> > ALTER TABLESPACE ATGINT BEGIN BACKUP;
> > host rsync -vcW
> > /home/dbusr/app/dbusr/product/11.1.0/db_1/dbs/ATGINT.dbf
> > /var/oracle/backup/
> > ALTER TABLESPACE ATGINT END BACKUP;
> > ALTER TABLESPACE ATL_CONTENT_DATA BEGIN BACKUP;
> > host rsync -vcW /home/dbusr/app/dbusr/oradata/orcl/ATL_CONTENT_DATA
> > /var/oracle/backup/
> > ALTER TABLESPACE ATL_CONTENT_DATA END BACKUP;
> > ALTER TABLESPACE ATL_CONTROL_DATA BEGIN BACKUP;
> > host rsync -vcW /home/dbusr/app/dbusr/oradata/orcl/ATL_CONTROL_DATA
> > /var/oracle/backup/
> > ALTER TABLESPACE ATL_CONTROL_DATA END BACKUP;
> > ALTER TABLESPACE AT_CATA BEGIN BACKUP;
> > host rsync -vcW
> > /home/dbusr/app/dbusr/product/11.1.0/db_1/dbs/atcata.dbf
> > /var/oracle/backup/
> > ALTER TABLESPACE AT_CATA END BACKUP;
> > ALTER TABLESPACE AT_CATB BEGIN BACKUP;
> > host rsync -vcW
> > /home/dbusr/app/dbusr/product/11.1.0/db_1/dbs/atcatb.dbf
> > /var/oracle/backup/
> >
> >
> > I tried different combinations of placing the quotes in the relevant
> > line of runhotbackup.sql(with spaces, without space etc), but no
> > matter
> > how I try, am not able to have the hotbackupscript.sql file
> > generated in the right format(i,e having the rsync command in a
> > single line).Any
> > help here would be greatly appreciated.
> >
> > Thanks again for guiding me thus far !!
> >
> > NK Mogaroy
> >
>
> Sqlplus works with a linelength that, by default, is 80 characters.
> This looks like the reason for the text being split.
>
> Try adding the following line to the top of the hotbackup sql script:
>
> set linesize 500
>
> If 500 is not wide enough, you can increase the value still further,
> up to several thousand if necessary.
>
> As you can see from the following code snippet (prints a line of 90
> stars, both with a line size of 80 and then 500), this will resolve
> your issue:
>
> Code:
> set linesize 80
> begin
> dbms_output.put_line(LPAD('*', 90, '*'));
> end;
> /
> set linesize 500
> begin
> dbms_output.put_line(LPAD('*', 90, '*'));
> end;
> /
>
> Output:
> SQL> set linesize 80
> SQL> begin
> SQL> dbms_output.put_line(LPAD('*', 90, '*'));
> SQL> end;
> SQL> /
> ********************************************************************************
> **********
>
> PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
>
> SQL> set linesize 500
> SQL> begin
> SQL> dbms_output.put_line(LPAD('*', 90, '*'));
> SQL> end;
> SQL> /
> ******************************************************************************************
>
> PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
>
> Note that email line wrapping may bork that output a bit in
> transmission, but you should also be able to see that the second set
> of stars is on fewer lines than the first. Try it in your own
> sqlplus session to see the difference for yourself!
>
> I would add an extra couple of points of interest here:
>
> 1. You may wish to consider adding:
>
> set trimspool on
>
> at the top as, by default, each line is padded to the line width,
> making for a much bigger file.
>
> 2. If you have a lot of files and tablespaces to process, it is
> possible that the buffer size of 20000 set up at the top (in the
> call to dbms_output.enable(20000)) is not big enough. I would
> suggest increasing this value to 2 million, which is the maximum
> value allowed. I've also go no idea why this is run as a separate
> exec call at the top, rather than as the first line of the pl/sql
> script!
>
> If I can find how to register as a wiki contributor, I'll update the
> page, otherwise somebody else may wish to take on these minor
> modifications?
> --
> Mike Holden
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Got it working finally !! Thanks Mike, for the detailed explanation, and also
for updating the wiki. It will definitely save a lot of trouble for anyone
intending to backup oracle with bacula using the steps mentioned in the earlier
version of the wiki.
Thanks to the original author too !
Regards,
NK Mogaroy
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