Hi Bruce,
I believe that is all,
Our DBAs have done this before.
Have you got a problem ?
Regards
Stephen Mackereth
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From: Bruce Mitchell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 15 January 2001 20:47
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: TDP for ORACLE restores
Sorry, a subject might help...
---------------------- Forwarded by Bruce Mitchell on 15/01/2001 09:47
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From: Bruce Mitchell on 15/01/2001 09:39
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Subject:
I'm wondering if anyone has successfully restored using RMAN from a
different TSM server. One of our DBA's is attempting to do this.
Environment :-
Oracle 8.1.6.
TDP for Oracle V.2.1.9 (no we wont use V2.1.10 because it core dumps on any
TSM client with cloptsets).
TSM server version 4.1.2.0
Solaris 2.07
The scenario is as follows : -
Location A contains TSM server xx . Oracle DB yy and DMSO_NODE zz
So yy backs up to server xx , via TSM client zz ( using dsm.optora to
point to server xx in the dsm.sys file)
Location B contain TSM server aa. Oracle DB bb and DSMO_NODE cc
aa backs up to server bb , via TSM client cc ( using dsm.optora to point to
server cc in the dsm.sys file)
To restore yy to Node in Location B, my intention for him (DBA) is to :-
export DSMO_NODE=zz (as known in location A)
export DSMI_CONFIG=/home/oracle/dsm.optorarest
This opt file points to server xx (location A) in dsm.sys stanza.
We've set up TDPO.zz password file.....
Will this work or, is there anything else required?????
We want to get a handle on this to perform cross server/cross client
restores, as we have a local TSM server per tech suite (of which there are
several), and DBA's want to restore Oracle DB's between locations for BCP
purposes.
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