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J.,
When the rman line is executed, what does your Oracle environment look = like? FYI - I always fully qualify the rman executable with = $ORACLE_HOME because there exists /usr/bin/X11/rman on my RedHat 3.0 = Linux systems.
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[mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org]On Behalf Of J. Dex
Sent: Wednesday, May 25, 2005 5:48 AM
To: oracle-l_at_freelists.org
Subject: Backup/rman script in Linux
This backup/rman script (korn shell) works fine in other environments =
but is=20
not working in Linux. It gets to this rman line and doesn't pass in the =
variables for the passwords or SIDs. Any idea why this would be =
different=20
in Linux? Also, if I do it step for step via command prompt it works =
fine=20
as well. Just doesn't want to work in this script.
rman target system/$syspass@$ORACLE_SID catalog rman/$rmanpass@$RMAN_SID =
log=3D$SIDBKUP/`date +%a`_rman_config.rpt <<EOF
The beginning of the script is as follows:
if [ $# -ne 1 ]
then echo "Usage Error. Usage: $0 <sid name>"
exit 1
export ORACLE_SID=3D$1
fi
ORACLE_SID=3D$1
export ORACLE_SID
. /u01/app/oracle/oraconfig/Oracle.env.vars
today=3D`date +%a`
export today
rmanpass=3D`cat ~/info/.passwd.rman`
export rmanpass
syspass=3D`cat ~/info/.passwd.$ORACLE_SID`
export syspass
cd $SIDBKUP
tar cvf $SIDBKUP/`date +%a`_Hot_tns.tar $ADMINDIR/pfile/*
rman target system/$syspass@$ORACLE_SID catalog rman/$rmanpass@$RMAN_SID =
log=3D$SIDBKUP/`date +%a`_rman_config.rpt <<EOF
report schema;
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