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user managed recovery [message #535757]

Fri, 16 December 2011 04:03

ashishs
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Sir, can u tell me how i can change backup datafile name into its original file name,bcoz at time backup datafile name is different and how i can change that name into its original datafile name so i apply recovery command in user managaed recovery..Reply it.

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Re: user managed recovery [message #535776 is a reply to message #535757]

Fri, 16 December 2011 04:59

Michel Cadot
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Use "mv" command?

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Re: user managed recovery [message #535779 is a reply to message #535776]

Fri, 16 December 2011 05:09

ashishs
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Sir, i use cp on rhel4 it is working but my question is how i change backup datafile name into original file name for performing user managed recovery.
ex.(cp '/u01/oracle/../FRA/backup/tdst_t20111216_.bkp' '/u01/oracle/oradata/tdst_t20111216_.bkp')
now my datafile backup move to its original location where all other datafile store. how i rename this backup file so my recover command can understand this is backup file.
Pls Reply...RMAN concept it is ok...same procedure follow.

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Re: user managed recovery [message #535790 is a reply to message #535779]

Fri, 16 December 2011 06:07

Michel Cadot
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I don't understand the question, rename the file as it was originally.
Or is this NOT a user managed backup but a RMAN one?

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Re: user managed recovery [message #535795 is a reply to message #535790]

Fri, 16 December 2011 06:29

ashishs
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Thanks for reply,but can you give one example for user managed complete recovery..where you copy backup datafile to its original location and recover command understand that file is backup file..

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Re: user managed recovery [message #535797 is a reply to message #535795]

Fri, 16 December 2011 06:34

Michel Cadot
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You didn't answer, which kind of backup is this?

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Re: user managed recovery [message #535800 is a reply to message #535797]

Fri, 16 December 2011 06:42

ashishs
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In user managed complete recovery..
I take backup of my datafile that comes in ('/home/oracle/../flash_recovery_area/rufd_t20111216_fhd_.bkp')this is my backup datafile now i copy this datafile to original location where all other datafile show..now i apply recovery command to recover my datafile without applying restore command.but my recover command fail.why...give answer..

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Re: user managed recovery [message #535801 is a reply to message #535800]

Fri, 16 December 2011 06:44

Michel Cadot
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Once again how did you take your backup?

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