Table of Contents
- List of Examples
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
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1
Getting Started with Recovery Appliance
- Overview of Recovery Appliance
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Overview of Protected Databases
- Protected Databases and Recovery Appliance Architecture
- Benefits of Using Recovery Appliance to Back Up Protected Databases
- Tasks of Protected Database Administrators
- Overview of Users and Privileges Required for Protected Databases
- Overview of Protection Policies
- Overview of Sending Protected Database Backups to Recovery Appliance
- Overview of Storing Protected Database Metadata
- Backup and Recovery Concepts for Protected Databases
- Tools for Protected Database Operations
- Protected Database Administration Task Flow
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2
Migration Considerations for Protected Database Administrators
- Planning to Migrate Protected Databases to Recovery Appliance
- Adapting an Existing Backup Strategy for Recovery Appliance
- Migrating Backup Metadata to the Recovery Appliance Catalog
- Migrating Existing Backups to Recovery Appliance
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3
Configuring Protected Databases
- Overview of Configuring Protected Databases for Recovery Appliance
- Enrolling the Protected Database with Recovery Appliance (Cloud Control)
- Enrolling the Protected Database with Recovery Appliance (Command Line)
- Configuring Backup and Recovery Settings for Protected Databases (Cloud Control)
- Configuring Backup and Recovery Settings for Protected Databases (Command Line)
- Performing Test Backup and Recovery Operations
- Configuring Multiple Protected Databases to Send Backups to Recovery Appliance
- 4 Backing Up Protected Databases
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5
Recovering Data from Recovery Appliance
- Overview of Restoring and Recovering Data from Recovery Appliance
- Recovering Protected Databases Using Cloud Control
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Restoring and Recovering Data from Recovery Appliance Using the Command Line
- Prerequisites for Restoring and Recovering Data from Recovery Appliance
- Restoring Protected Databases Using a Downstream Recovery Appliance
- Example: Restoring and Recovering an Entire Database With the Existing Current Control File
- Example: Recovering an Entire Database to a Specified Point-in-Time
- Example: Restoring and Recovering the Control File
- Example: Restoring and Recovering Tablespaces in the Protected Database
- Example: Restoring and Recovering a Data File in the Protected Database
- Example: Restoring and Recovering PDBs
- Example: Recovering a PDB in an Oracle RAC Environment
- Example: Restoring and Recovering One or Many Data Blocks in a PDB
- Example: Recovering a Database Configured for Real-Time Redo Transport After a Severe Storage Failure
- Example: Recovering the Control File and Database When Real-Time Redo Transport is Configured
- Database Duplication from Recovery Appliance
- A Differences in RMAN Commands
- Index