Index

A

administration tasks
- protected databases 1.2.3

B

backing up
- incremental-forever backup strategy 5.3
- Oracle-suggested backup strategy 5.2.1
- using Enterprise Manager 5.2.2
- using RMAN 5.3
backup pieces
- recovery protection off 5.5.2
- remove from recovery appliance 5.5.3
backup polling 1.2.6.1
backup reports
- end-to-end summary 5.4.2
- for protected databases 5.4.1, 5.4.2, 5.4.3, 5.4.4
- inputs 5.4.4
- outputs 5.4.3
backup settings
- about 3.1.4
- using Enterprise Manager 3.3.1
- using RMAN 3.4.1
block media recovery
- using Enterprise Manager 6.2.2

C

clean up
- recovery protection off 5.5
clone databases
- from Recovery Appliance 6.4.2
Cloud Control
- Backup Settings 3.2.1
- Virtual Private Catalogs 3.2.1
cluster database
- send backups and redo 3.8.2.2, 3.8.2.3, 3.8.3.2
configuration parameters
- for Recovery Appliance backup module 3.1.2.3, 4.3
configuring
- protected database backup settings
  - using Enterprise Manager 3.3.1
  - using RMAN 3.4.1
- protected database recovery settings
  - using Enterprise Manager 3.3.2
  - using RMAN 3.4.2
- protected databases
  - high-level steps 3.1.1
  - overview 3.1
- real-time redo transport
  - using Enterprise Manager 3.2
  - using RMAN 3.4.1.1
creating
- clone databases from Recovery Appliance 6.4.2
- Enterprise Manager administrator 4.4.4
- standby databases from Recovery Appliance 6.4.1
- test backup
  - using Enterprise Manager 3.7.3
  - using RMAN 3.7.1

D

disable
- delta backup pieces 5.5.2

E

emcli
- configure_db_ha 3.8.2.1, 3.8.2.2, 3.8.2.3, 3.8.2.4, 3.8.2.5, 3.8.3.2
encrypting
- SBT 3.5
end-to-end summary
- backup reports 5.4.2
enrolling protected databases 3.2
- about 3.1.3
- Virtual Private Catalogs 3.2.1
Enterprise Manager
- accessing protected database home page 3.2.2
- multiple protected databases 3.8, 3.8.2, 3.8.3
- RMAN Recovery Appliance Backup Module 3.8.1, 3.8.1.1, 3.8.1.2, 3.8.3
examples
- recovering protected databases 6.3
- restoring protected databases 6.3

I

incremental-forever backup strategy 1.3.4
- using with RMAN 5.3
installing
- Recovery Appliance backup module 4.4
interfaces
- protected database operations 1.4

O

Oracle-suggested backup strategy
- using Enterprise Manager 5.2.1

P

PDBs
- performing complete recovery 6.3.9.1
- performing point-in-time recovery 6.3.9.2
- recovering data files 6.3.9.3
- recovering tablespaces 6.3.9.4
pluggable databases
- See: PDBs
protected database
- multiple configuring backups 3.8
- RMAN 3.8.3
- send backups and redo 3.8.2, 3.8.2.1, 3.8.2.2, 3.8.2.3, 3.8.2.4, 3.8.2.5, 3.8.3.2
protected databases
- accessing Enterprise Manager home page 3.2.2
- administrator 1.2.4.1
- administrator tasks 1.2.3
- backing up
  - using Enterprise Manager 5.2.2
  - using RMAN 5.3
- backup polling 1.2.6.1
- backup reports 5.4.1, 5.4.2, 5.4.3, 5.4.4
- backup settings 3.1.4
- configuring
  - high-level steps 3.1.1
  - overview 3.1
- configuring backup settings
  - using Enterprise Manager 3.3.1
  - using RMAN 3.4.1
- configuring real-time redo transport
  - using Enterprise Manager 3.2
  - using RMAN 3.4.1.1
- configuring recovery settings
  - using Enterprise Manager 3.3.2
  - using RMAN 3.4.2
- creating Enterprise Manager administrator 4.4.4
- enrolling 3.2
  - about 3.1.3
  - using Enterprise Manager 3.2.1
- incremental-forever backup strategy 1.3.4
- interfaces 1.4
- metadata on Recovery Appliance 1.2.7
- modify scheduled job status 5.4.5
- overview 1.2
- performing user-directed recovery 6.3
- recovering 6.1
  - all data files 6.3.3
  - control file 6.3.6
  - corrupt blocks 6.3.11
  - data file 6.3.8
  - in Oracle RAC environment 6.3.10
  - prerequisites 6.3.1
  - real-time redo 6.3.4
  - tablespaces 6.3.7
  - using PITR 6.3.5
  - with real-time redo transport 6.3.12
- recovery settings overview 3.1.5
- required privileges 1.2.4
- restoring 6.1
  - examples 6.3
  - prerequisites 6.3.1
- resume jobs 5.4.5
- SBT
  - encrypting 3.5
- stop running jobs 5.4.5
- suspend jobs 5.4.5
- task flow 1.5
- techniques for sending backups 1.2.6
- test backup
  - using Enterprise Manager 3.7.3
  - using RMAN 3.7.1
- test recovery
  - using RMAN 3.7.2
- user directed recovery 6.2
- users 1.2.4
- using incremental-forever backup strategy 5.3
- view job details 5.4.5
protection policies 1.2.5

R

real-time redo transport
- about 1.3.5
- configuring
  - using Enterprise Manager 3.2
  - using RMAN 3.4.1.1
- recovering protected databases 6.3.12
recovering
- all data files in a protected database 6.3.3
- corrupt blocks
  - using Enterprise Manager 6.2.2
- data files in a PDB 6.3.9.3
- PDBs
  - complete recovery 6.3.9.1
  - point-in-time recovery 6.3.9.2
- protected databases
  - to specific time 6.3.5
- real-time redo 6.3.4
- tablespaces
  - in a PDB 6.3.9.4
- using user directed recovery 6.2
recovering protected database
- tablespaces 6.3.7
recovering protected databases 6.1
- control file 6.3.6
- corrupt blocks 6.3.11
- data files 6.3.8
- in Oracle RAC 6.3.10
- prerequisites 6.3.1
Recovery Appliance
- benefits for protected databases 1.2.2
- modified RMAN commands A
- overview 1.1
Recovery Appliance backup module
- about 3.1.2, 4
- configuration parameters 3.1.2.3, 4.3
- installing 4.4
Recovery Appliance users 1.2.4.2
recovery protection
- disable delta backup pieces 5.5.2
- disable redo transport 5.5.1
- turn off for database 5.5.3
- unprotect database 5.5
recovery settings
- protected databases overview 3.1.5
- using Enterprise Manager 3.3.2
- using RMAN 3.4.2
redo transport
- disable from database 5.5.1
restoring
- protected databases
  - examples 6.3
  - prerequisites 6.3.1
restoring protected databases 6.1
RMAN commands
- modified in Recovery Appliance A
RMAN Recovery Appliance Backup Module
- latest version 3.8.1, 3.8.1.1, 3.8.1.2, 3.8.3

S

SBT library
- for transferring backups 3.1.2, 4
sending to Recovery Appliance
- protected database backups 1.2.6
single-instance database
- send backups and redo 3.8.2.1, 3.8.2.3, 3.8.3.2
standby databases
- from Recovery Appliance 6.4.1

T

tasks
- for protected databases administrator 1.5
test recovery
- running
  - using RMAN 3.7.2
transferring backups
- using SBT library 3.1.2, 4

U

unprotect
- database 5.5
unregister
- database from recovery protection 5.5.3
user directed recovery
- about 6.2
users
- protected databases administrator 1.2.4.1
- Recovery Appliance 1.2.4.2