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Contents
List of Examples
List of Figures
List of Tables
Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documents
Conventions
1
Getting Started with Recovery Appliance
1.1
Overview of Recovery Appliance
1.2
Overview of Protected Databases
1.2.1
Protected Databases and Recovery Appliance Architecture
1.2.2
Benefits of Using Recovery Appliance to Back Up Protected Databases
1.2.3
Tasks of Protected Database Administrators
1.2.4
Overview of Users and Privileges Required for Protected Databases
1.2.4.1
Protected Database Administrator
1.2.4.2
Recovery Appliance User
1.2.5
Overview of Protection Policies
1.2.6
Overview of Sending Protected Database Backups to Recovery Appliance
1.2.6.1
Overview of Backup Polling
1.2.7
Overview of Storing Protected Database Metadata
1.3
Backup and Recovery Concepts for Protected Databases
1.3.1
About RMAN SBT Channels and Protected Databases
1.3.2
About Backing Up Protected Databases to Recovery Appliance
1.3.2.1
About Backup Encryption and Recovery Appliance
1.3.3
About Restoring and Recovering Protected Databases Using Recovery Appliance
1.3.4
About the Recovery Appliance Incremental-Forever Backup Strategy
1.3.4.1
Difference Between RMAN Incrementally Updated and Recovery Appliance Incremental-Forever Backup Strategies
1.3.5
About Real-Time Redo Transport
1.3.5.1
How Real-Time Redo Transport Works
1.3.5.2
About Configuring Real-Time Redo Transport for Protected Databases
1.4
Tools for Protected Database Operations
1.5
Protected Database Administration Task Flow
2
Migration Considerations for Protected Database Administrators
2.1
Planning to Migrate Protected Databases to Recovery Appliance
2.2
Adapting an Existing Backup Strategy for Recovery Appliance
2.2.1
Modifying RMAN Channel Configurations
2.2.2
Modifying RMAN Backup and Recovery Scripts
2.2.3
Removing Unnecessary RMAN Commands
2.3
Migrating Backup Metadata to the Recovery Appliance Catalog
2.3.1
Connecting to the Protected Database and Recovery Appliance Using CLI
2.3.2
Importing Protected Database Metadata into the Recovery Appliance Catalog
2.3.2.1
Steps to Import Protected Database Metadata Into Recovery Appliance
2.3.2.2
Preparing to Import an RMAN Recovery Catalog into Recovery Appliance
2.3.2.3
Importing Protected Database Metadata Using the IMPORT CATALOG Command
2.4
Migrating Existing Backups to Recovery Appliance
2.4.1
Setting Up Backup Polling to Migrate Existing Backups to the Recovery Appliance
2.4.1.1
Mounting the NFS Storage for Backup Polling
2.4.2
Making Tape Backups Available to Recovery Appliance
2.4.3
Creating Local Backups
2.4.4
Recovering Protected Databases Using Local Backups
3
Configuring Protected Databases
3.1
Overview of Configuring Protected Databases for Recovery Appliance
3.1.1
Steps to Configure Protected Databases for Recovery Appliance
3.1.2
Overview of Recovery Appliance Backup Module
3.1.2.1
Install Location for the Recovery Appliance Backup Module
3.1.2.2
Recovery Appliance Backup Module Configuration File
3.1.2.3
Configuration Parameters for the Recovery Appliance Backup Module
3.1.3
Overview of Enrolling Protected Databases
3.1.4
Overview of Protected Database Backup Settings
3.1.5
Overview of Protected Database Recovery Settings
3.2
Enrolling the Protected Database with Recovery Appliance (Cloud Control)
3.2.1
Creating the Enterprise Manager Administrator to Manage Protected Database Operations
3.2.2
Enrolling a Protected Database with Recovery Appliance Using Cloud Control
3.2.3
Accessing the Protected Database Home Page Using Cloud Control
3.3
Enrolling the Protected Database with Recovery Appliance (Command Line)
3.3.1
Installing the Recovery Appliance Backup Module
3.3.1.1
Preparing to Install the Recovery Appliance Backup Module
3.3.1.2
Obtaining the Installer for the Recovery Appliance Backup Module
3.3.1.3
Running the Recovery Appliance Backup Module Installer
3.3.2
Enrolling Oracle 10g Protected Databases
3.3.3
Registering a Protected Database with the Recovery Appliance Catalog
3.4
Configuring Backup and Recovery Settings for Protected Databases (Cloud Control)
3.4.1
Configuring Backup Settings for Protected Databases Using Cloud Control
3.4.2
Configuring Recovery Settings for Protected Databases Using Cloud Control
3.4.3
Clearing the Backup Configuration of Protected Databases Using Cloud Control
3.5
Configuring Backup and Recovery Settings for Protected Databases (Command Line)
3.5.1
Configuring Backup Settings for Protected Databases Using the Command Line
3.5.1.1
Configuring Real-Time Redo Transport
3.5.1.2
Creating an Oracle Wallet on the Protected Database
3.5.2
Configuring Recovery Settings for Protected Databases Using the Command Line
3.5.3
Using RMAN Channels for Recovery Appliance Backup and Recovery Operations
3.5.3.1
Configuring RMAN SBT Channels for Recovery Appliance
3.5.3.2
Allocating RMAN SBT Channels for Recovery Appliance
3.6
Performing Test Backup and Recovery Operations
3.6.1
Running a Test Backup Using the Command Line
3.6.2
Running a Test Recovery Using the Command Line
3.6.3
Performing a Test Backup Using Cloud Control
4
Backing Up Protected Databases
4.1
Overview of Backing Up Protected Databases
4.2
Backing Up the Protected Database Using Cloud Control
4.2.1
Using the Oracle-Suggested Backup Strategy for Protected Databases
4.2.2
Backing Up the Whole Protected Database Using Cloud Control
4.3
Backing Up the Protected Database Using the Command Line
4.3.1
Creating the Initial Full Backup of the Protected Database
4.3.2
Creating Incremental Backups of the Protected Database
4.4
Monitoring Protected Database Backups Using Cloud Control
4.4.1
Viewing Backup Reports for Protected Databases
4.4.2
Viewing the Status of Protected Database Backup Jobs
5
Recovering Data from Recovery Appliance
5.1
Overview of Restoring and Recovering Data from Recovery Appliance
5.2
Recovering Protected Databases Using Cloud Control
5.2.1
Prerequisites for Recovering Protected Databases Using Cloud Control
5.2.2
Performing Block Media Recovery Using Cloud Control
5.2.3
Recovering an Entire Database Using Cloud Control
5.3
Restoring and Recovering Data from Recovery Appliance Using the Command Line
5.3.1
Prerequisites for Restoring and Recovering Data from Recovery Appliance
5.3.2
Restoring Protected Databases Using a Downstream Recovery Appliance
5.3.3
Example: Restoring and Recovering an Entire Database With the Existing Current Control File
5.3.4
Example: Recovering an Entire Database to a Specified Point-in-Time
5.3.5
Example: Restoring and Recovering the Control File
5.3.6
Example: Restoring and Recovering Tablespaces in the Protected Database
5.3.7
Example: Restoring and Recovering a Data File in the Protected Database
5.3.8
Example: Restoring and Recovering PDBs
5.3.8.1
Performing Complete Recovery of the Whole PDB
5.3.8.2
Performing Point-in-Time Recovery for the Whole PDB
5.3.8.3
Recovering Specific Data Files in a PDB
5.3.8.4
Recovering Specific Tablespaces in a PDB
5.3.9
Example: Recovering a PDB in an Oracle RAC Environment
5.3.10
Example: Restoring and Recovering One or Many Data Blocks in a PDB
5.3.11
Example: Recovering a Database Configured for Real-Time Redo Transport After a Severe Storage Failure
5.3.12
Example: Recovering the Control File and Database When Real-Time Redo Transport is Configured
5.4
Database Duplication from Recovery Appliance
5.4.1
Creating a Standby Database for a Protected Database
5.4.2
Cloning a Protected Database
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Differences in RMAN Commands
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