L&g running "backint -p /oracle/P71/817_32/dbs/initP71.utl -f inquire" with the following SAPID 's gave the following results:
++++++++++++++++++++++= File Name = ./adjbeaki.sve =++++++++++++++++++++++++++ SAPP719C10100148 #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167861.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167860.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167859.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/saparch/archP71.log #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167858.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/saparch/adjbeaki.sve #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167857.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/sapreorg/structP71.log #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167856.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/sapreorg/reorgP71.log #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/dbs/initP71.utl.brarchive #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167855.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/817_32/dbs/initP71.sap #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167854.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/817_32/dbs/initP71.dba #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167853.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/817_32/dbs/initP71.ora #BACKUP SAPP719C10100148 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167852.dbf ++++++++++++++++++++++= File Name = ./adjbemhs.sve =++++++++++++++++++++++++++ SAPP719C10100402 #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/saparch/archP71.log #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/saparch/adjbemhs.sve #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/sapreorg/structP71.log #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/sapreorg/reorgP71.log #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/dbs/initP71.utl.brarchive #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/817_32/dbs/initP71.sap #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/817_32/dbs/initP71.dba #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/817_32/dbs/initP71.ora #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_168000.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167999.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167998.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167997.dbf #BACKUP SAPP719C10100402 /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167996.dbf with SAPID SAPP719C10100402 the order looks ok. with SAPID SAPP719C10100148 you will notice a mix of protocol files and .dbf files : but the most scary thing is that /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167852.dbf is overwritten with /oracle/P71/817_32/dbs/initP71.ora !!!!!??????? this was noticed when we did a restore of /oracle/P71/saparch/P71arch1_167852.dbf !!! anyone experienced this or anyone has any idea's ??? thanks in advance. Ruud van Ruler, Shell Information Technology International B.V. - DSES-64 ITDSES-6 Technical Information and Links page: http://pat0006/shell.htm Room 1A/G03 Dokter van Zeelandstraat 1, 2285 BD Leidschendam NL Tel : +31 (0)70 - 3034644, Fax 4011, Mobile +31 (0)6-55127646 Email Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
