-Wanda Prather wrote: -
>The TDP for Oracle is just a connector/driver; it's actually Oracle
>RMAN that is selecting the data out of the data base on a backup, and
>writing it back to the DB on restore. So if you have issues
>restoring from PA-RISC to Itanium, that is actually a question
-Andy Huebner wrote: -
>We make the DBA's dump the data to a format readable by other
>versions and other software, then archive it to TSM.
Up until now, requirements for archiving of Oracle database
contents have been met by writing Oracle exports to disk and
having the TSM backup/archiv
Huebner,Andy,FORT WORTH,IT
Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2010 3:59 PM
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Subject: Re: PA-RISC system shelf life
We make the DBA's dump the data to a format readable by other versions and
other software, then archive it to TSM.
Also read about Tin Whiskers.
http://en.wikipedia.org
Hi Thomas,
allmost been there (only have 10 years retention for this data). Initially,
we retired an oracle database on NT4 (don´t remenber the oracle version,
current in 1999/2000) to our old TSM 3.7 on a mainframe. In the meantime we
migrated TSM to AIX and the to Sun, with two changes in tape t
2010 7:21 PM
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] PA-RISC system shelf life
The TDP for Oracle is just a connector/driver; it's actually Oracle RMAN that
is selecting the data out of the data base on a backup, and writing it back to
the DB on restore. So if you have issues restori
uesday, July 27, 2010 4:41 PM
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] PA-RISC system shelf life
-Duane Ochs wrote: -
>Thomas,
>Did you perform a TDP backup of the Oracle database to TSM?
>Or use a native oracle dump and backup the dump ?
The backups were done with the software
Hi Thomas
I have read somewhere about a US Air Force unit that has a stack of
brand-new old machines, with brand new installation media and complete
instructions on how to set them up all shrink wrapped and ready for the
call to restore something old, which someone set up when they realized
the
cheap. The last one that failed took over a month to locate a
replacement.
Andy Huebner
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-Duane Ochs wrote: -
>Thomas,
>Did you perform a TDP backup of the Oracle database to TSM?
>Or use a native oracle dump and backup the dump ?
The backups were done with the software Tivoli used to
market as TDP for Oracle, and now markets as part of
TSM for Databases.
@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: PA-RISC system shelf life
I have a strange data retention question somewhat related to TSM.
We have an Oracle application running under HP-UX and using TSM
for Databases (or whatever the API-based add on is called this
week) to provide backup coverage. Over its history the
I have a strange data retention question somewhat related to TSM.
We have an Oracle application running under HP-UX and using TSM
for Databases (or whatever the API-based add on is called this
week) to provide backup coverage. Over its history the application
has migrated from PA-RISC systems to I
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