RE: RMAN Restore problem

Ashoke - I received something like that when attempting a similar RMAN restore. This was the only thing on the target server and the server usage went to zero.

    Bruce Reardon was nice enough to offer the following suggestions:

• What does v$session_wait say for the RMAN sessions (on each database)
• Can you connect to the catalog yourself?
• Can you connect nomount to the target?
• Anything in cdump, bdump, udump directories?
• Check the o.s. processes.

-----Original Message-----
Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 1:24 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L

Greetings,  

I am trying to restore a database into a new host.  

The database called dsdn is originally located on dndev, catalog database is located on catserver1.  

I have copied the catalog to a database called trmanrfd, which is also located on the new host server2.  

Now I am trying to restore this database into a new host called server2.  

It is taking 6-7 hours to restore. Ideally it should take few mintes(may be 30 mts.).  

Do you have any idea, what could be the problem for slowness.  

Thanks,
Ashoke

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