Oracle® Collaboration Suite Administrator's Guide 10g Release 1 (10.1.1) for Windows or UNIX Part Number B14476-03 |
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This appendix provides the listing of two configuration files used by the Oracle Collaboration Suite Recovery Manager: config.inp
and myconfig.inp
.
This is the default environment configuration file that ships with the Oracle Collaboration Suite Recovery Manager, and is automatically used by the configure
command.
Note:
These files contain comments under theORACLE_HOME
and ORACLE_SID
sections which make reference to when the tool is invoked through EM (Enterprise Manager). These comments do not apply to the Oracle Collaboration Suite Recovery Manager.On UNIX:
ocs_bkp_restore.sh -m configure
# Description # ----------- # This file contains the user-specific environment used for doing backup and # recovery operations. This file (config.inp) is picked up by default as # the environment configuration file. # If desired, you can use the "-e" option to select a different environment # configuration file # # Syntax of this file # ------------------ # parameter_name=parameter_value # where parameter_name is one of # log_path # config_backup_path # database_backup_path # pfile # config_files_list # plugin_config_files_list # orainst_loc_path # install_type # dcm_repository_type # oracle_home # instance_name # dbid # oracle_sid # infra_with_portal # No spaces are allowed before and after the "=" sign in the syntax # Comment lines have a leading "#" sign in the beginning of the line # It is OK to have blank lines in the file # *************************** REQUIRED PARAMETERS **************************** # These parameters should be set by the user. # **************************************************************************** # - LOG_PATH (Required) # This is path under which the tool saves logs generated during backups and # restores of database and configuration files. log_path=VALUE_NOT_SET # - CONFIG_BACKUP_PATH (Required) # This parameter points to a directory which should be used by the script # to backup your configuration files. # Additionally, this path is used to display the list of instance or # configuration backups that can be restored. config_backup_path=VALUE_NOT_SET # - DATABASE_BACKUP_PATH (Required for infrastructure) # This is the path under which database backups are stored. # If you want to backup the database to an ASM disk group then specify # the disk group as in this example: database_backup_path=+DISKGROUP1 # (Path names beginning with '+' are assumed to be ASM paths). database_backup_path=VALUE_NOT_SET # *************************** OPTIONAL PARAMETERS **************************** # These parameters are set by the tool. The user can modify them if # necessary. # **************************************************************************** # - CONFIG_FILE_LIST (Automatically set during configure) # This parameter specifies the filenames which contains the lists of config # files that need to be backed up and restored. Remove .inp files that do # not apply. If you would like to include your own custom config files, # add those to the end of the list AFTER running the tool w/ the configure # option. config_files_list=DO_NOT_SET # - PLUGIN_CONFIG_FILES_LIST plugin_config_files_list=DO_NOT_SET # - ORAINST_LOC_PATH # This parameter is used only by LOHA (Loss of Host Automation) operations on # Unix platforms. It points to the location of oraInst.loc created by Oracle # Universal Installer. It should be changed only if oraInst.loc is not in its # default location. orainst_loc_path=default # - PFILE (Optional for infrastructure) # This is your database parameter file, and is used when the database is # restarted. Only set this parameter if you do not wish to use the default # pfile/spfile. # Note: Comment out the pfile line if it is not being set # pfile= # ***************************** SYSTEM PARAMETERS **************************** # These parameters are saved by the tool. The user should not modify them. # **************************************************************************** # - INSTALL_TYPE (Automatically set during configure) # This parameter lets the tool "know" what the install type is # (e.g. Infrastructure or Midtier) install_type=DO_NOT_SET # - REPOSITORY_TYPE (Automatically set during configure/backup) # This parameter specifies the dcm repository type on this node dcm_repository_type=none # - ORACLE_HOME (Automatically set by the tool) # This is your oracle_home setting. # This parameter is automatically set when the tool is invoked through EM. # When using command line interface, the user needs to set ORACLE_HOME in the # environment before invoking the tool. # All operations will assume that directories in $oracle_home, such # as $oracle_home/bin, $oracle_home/opmn/bin, ... contain the necessary # utilities. # All configuration backup/recovery options will assume that the configuration # files have to be backed up and restored to paths relative to this setting. oracle_home=VALUE_NOT_SET # - INSTANCE_NAME (Automatically set by the tool) # This parameter contains the fully qualified instance name. # The backup catalog file is saved in $config_backup_path/br_catalog under # this name. instance_name=DO_NOT_SET # - DBID (Automatically set during configure) # This parameter is the database identifier, and is populated automatically # when you run the script in the '-configure' mode. A subsequent attempt to # recover the database uses this parameter dbid=DO_NOT_SET # - ORACLE_SID (Automatically set by the tool) # This parameter is automatically set during configure operation through EM. # For an infrastructure, the command line user needs to set ORACLE_SID in the # environment to point to the correct database instance. oracle_sid=VALUE_NOT_SET # - INFRA_WITH_PORTAL (Automatically set during configure/backup) # This parameter indicates whether the instance is an infrastructure with # portal mid-tiers registered. If so, portal schema validation utility will # be run as part of backups. infra_with_portal=VALUE_NOT_SET # --------------- Notes on configuration file backup/recovery --------------- # Backup/recovery of configuration files depends on the setting of # - 'config_files_list' specifies the list of files to be backed up or recovered # - 'oracle_home' specifies the base directory for the location of the files # specified in 'config_files_list' # - 'config_backup_path' specifies the location where the configuration files # should be backed up # - 'config_backup_path' is also used in the 'restore_config' mode to provide # the user with a list of configurations that can be restored
This is an example of a modified environment configuration file that can be used with the Oracle Collaboration Suite Recovery Manager through the -e
switch on the configure
command.
On UNIX:
ocs_bkp_restore.sh -m configure -e myconfig.inp
To use this file, create a copy of your config.inp
file and rename it myconfig.inp
, and change the values of these parameters:
log_path
config_backup_path
database_backup_path
oracle_home
oracle_sid
# # Description # ----------- # This file contains the user-specific environment used for doing backup and # recovery operations. This file (myconfig.inp) is used with the "-e" option. # # Syntax of this file # ------------------ # parameter_name=parameter_value # where parameter_name is one of # log_path # config_backup_path # database_backup_path # pfile # config_files_list # plugin_config_files_list # orainst_loc_path # install_type # dcm_repository_type # oracle_home # instance_name # dbid # oracle_sid # infra_with_portal # No spaces are allowed before and after the "=" sign in the syntax # Comment lines have a leading "#" sign in the beginning of the line # It is OK to have blank lines in the file # *************************** REQUIRED PARAMETERS **************************** # These parameters should be set by the user. # **************************************************************************** # - LOG_PATH (Required) # This is path under which the tool saves logs generated during backups and # restores of database and configuration files. log_path=/scratch/ocs_home/infra/backup_restore/backups/log_files # - CONFIG_BACKUP_PATH (Required) # This parameter points to a directory which should be used by the script # to backup your configuration files. # Additionally, this path is used to display the list of instance or # configuration backups that can be restored. config_backup_path=/scratch/ocs_home/infra/backup_restore/backups/config_files # - DATABASE_BACKUP_PATH (Required for infrastructure) # This is the path under which database backups are stored. # If you want to backup the database to an ASM disk group then specify # the disk group as in this example: database_backup_path=+DISKGROUP1 # (Path names beginning with '+' are assumed to be ASM paths). database_backup_path=/scratch/ocs_home/infra/backup_restore/backups/db_files # *************************** OPTIONAL PARAMETERS **************************** # These parameters are set by the tool. The user can modify them if # necessary. # **************************************************************************** # - CONFIG_FILE_LIST (Automatically set during configure) # This parameter specifies the filenames which contains the lists of config # files that need to be backed up and restored. Remove .inp files that do # not apply. If you would like to include your own custom config files, # add those to the end of the list AFTER running the tool w/ the configure # option. config_files_list=config_ohs_files.inp,config_oc4j_files.inp,config_sso_files.inp,config_oid_files.inp,config_das_files.inp,config_dip_files.inp,config_opmn_files.inp,config_dsa_files.inp,config_javaobjcache_files.inp,config_em_files.inp,config_dcm_files.inp,config_install_files.inp,config_logloader_files.inp,config_misc_files.inp # - PLUGIN_CONFIG_FILES_LIST plugin_config_files_list=DO_NOT_SET # - ORAINST_LOC_PATH # This parameter is used only by LOHA (Loss of Host Automation) operations on # Unix platforms. It points to the location of oraInst.loc created by Oracle # Universal Installer. It should be changed only if oraInst.loc is not in its # default location. orainst_loc_path=default # - PFILE (Optional for infrastructure) # This is your database parameter file, and is used when the database is # restarted. Only set this parameter if you do not wish to use the default # pfile/spfile. # Note: Comment out the pfile line if it is not being set # pfile= # ***************************** SYSTEM PARAMETERS **************************** # These parameters are saved by the tool. The user should not modify them. # **************************************************************************** # - INSTALL_TYPE (Automatically set during configure) # This parameter lets the tool "know" what the install type is # (e.g. Infrastructure or Midtier) install_type=Infrastructure # - REPOSITORY_TYPE (Automatically set during configure/backup) # This parameter specifies the dcm repository type on this node dcm_repository_type=database # - ORACLE_HOME (Automatically set by the tool) # This is your oracle_home setting. # This parameter is automatically set when the tool is invoked through EM. # When using command line interface, the user needs to set ORACLE_HOME in the # environment before invoking the tool. # All operations will assume that directories in $oracle_home, such # as $oracle_home/bin, $oracle_home/opmn/bin, ... contain the necessary # utilities. # All configuration backup/recovery options will assume that the configuration # files have to be backed up and restored to paths relative to this setting. oracle_home=/scratch/ocs_home/infra # - INSTANCE_NAME (Automatically set by the tool) # This parameter contains the fully qualified instance name. # The backup catalog file is saved in $config_backup_path/br_catalog under # this name. instance_name=ocsinfra.stade55.us.oracle.com # - DBID (Automatically set during configure) # This parameter is the database identifier, and is populated automatically # when you run the script in the '-configure' mode. A subsequent attempt to # recover the database uses this parameter dbid=1093580787 # - ORACLE_SID (Automatically set by the tool) # This parameter is automatically set during configure operation through EM. # For an infrastructure, the command line user needs to set ORACLE_SID in the # environment to point to the correct database instance. oracle_sid=orcl # - INFRA_WITH_PORTAL (Automatically set during configure/backup) # This parameter indicates whether the instance is an infrastructure with # portal mid-tiers registered. If so, portal schema validation utility will # be run as part of backups. infra_with_portal=yes # --------------- Notes on configuration file backup/recovery --------------- # Backup/recovery of configuration files depends on the setting of # - 'config_files_list' specifies the list of files to be backed up or recovered # - 'oracle_home' specifies the base directory for the location of the files # specified in 'config_files_list' # - 'config_backup_path' specifies the location where the configuration files # should be backed up # - 'config_backup_path' is also used in the 'restore_config' mode to provide # the user with a list of configurations that can be restored