I wanted to follow up on this thread since 'finally' the drive was
replaced, for the 3rd time, and is showing online. I went over the
problem with the IBM folks who used to manage things, at least they were
nice enough to help me out so I could basically look at things myself
and relay my thoughts
Hello,
If you are using EMC storage , you can use EMC BCV technology to take raw
backup of disks afte splitting the BCV disks from production.
On Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 12:40 AM, Richard Rhodes <
rrho...@firstenergycorp.com> wrote:
> We backup lots of db's without RMAN.
>
> Here are some of the wa
Correction, it's "marked for expiration" and it is still recoverable,
until the "Expire" process runs and removes it from the Database. I
know this from experience, as we disable our expiration process for a
few days due to a server failure, and once due to a legal request. The
Expire Process act
We run Expire and migrate at the same time. While both run slower, the total
time is less.
Andy Huebner
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O. Fuentes
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We backup lots of db's without RMAN.
Here are some of the ways:
1) Run an export to disk, then have the ba client backup the export file.
2) Run a Oracle Hot backup, where you backup the live files while the db is
in hot backup mode. The procedure for a Hot backup is in the Oracle
manuals.
3) S
Hmm.. seems like I'm not explaining the my whole story here. The purpose for
this tinkering of admin schedules is to be as efficient as possible so I'm
examining the repercussions of adjusting the expiration schedule. We do in
fact have a larger SATA pool we use for storing about a week's wor
Depending on your database requirements and availability, you can also shut
down the database and backup the flat files ( not an export ) using the backup
client. We do this if we want to move a database to another server relatively
quickly . This method only works if your Oracle is using flat
As mentionned, depending on Oracle, you could just export or dump to flat files
and backup from there...so you wouldn't need TDP for Oracle...
You'd have to be careful though. You would want to do your dump using an
integrity check so that if any transaction are running while dumping, you are
Agreed.
"expire inventory" is actually something of a misnomer.
If you have your retention set to 14 versions, and someone takes the 15th
backup, the oldest version expires right then, you can't get it back. That
type of "expiration" takes place, no matter whether EXPIRE INVENTORY runs or
not.
T
-Sergio O. Fuentes wrote: -
>I'm revising my TSM administrative schedules and wanted to take an
>informal poll on how many of you lay out your daily TSM maintenance
>routines. Functions I'm talking about here include:
>
>BACKUP DISK STGPOOLS
>BACKUP TAPE STGPOOLS
>BACKUP DEVCONFIG
>BACKUP
Hi all!
I'm revising my TSM administrative schedules and wanted to take an informal
poll on how many of you lay out your daily TSM maintenance routines. Functions
I'm talking about here include:
BACKUP DISK STGPOOLS
BACKUP TAPE STGPOOLS
BACKUP DEVCONFIG
BACKUP VOLHIST
BACKUP DB TYPE=FULL
PREPA
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