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I've set up an Oracle 9i (9.0.2) database to serve as a spatial repository
for ArcSDE GIS data (www.esri.com). Now....I am by no means a db admin...or
a SQL programmer. This DB is for storage of GIS data related to a PhD
project...and in a university setting....users are their own IT shop. The
challenge is...I need to figure how to configure enterprise manager console
to do backup/recovery. SO far, I've configure the dataspace holding the
spatial data to be in "Archive Log Mode" and it runs fine...etc...I can even
do online or offline backups. The problem is...I've been testing to see if I
can do a recovery from the backups I've made...using the wizard in
enterprise manager console. The recovery never works, and the database never
starts up again, due to any number of what seems like a 100 errors. Now..one
would think, that if you click the "recover button", it would perform a
recovery, right? Is there anything I'm missing here? I really can't get into
all that SQL stuff for performing recoveries. I'm trying to set this up so
even the dumbest user (myself) can click a button or two and execute a
recovery after they delete two weeks of project data. Thanks for any advice.
Received on Fri Nov 12 2004 - 12:45:00 CST
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