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On Mar 27, 8:18 pm, Patrick Boulay <boul..._at_free.fr> wrote:
> I have a Solaris box with all my instances on it ( A )
> I a netbackup master server from which I would like to initiate my cold
> backup script ( shell ) ( B )
> I have all the ad_hoc oracle binaries on A ( that figures ... ) and B as
> well
> can someone helps me out with the necessary steps to go thru for backup
>
> 1) remotely shutdown + startup mount
> 2) do the rman/netbackup thing
> 3) remotely startup database
>
> thank you
Not sure if it helps, but we setup scripts on A and have NetBackup call them (setup and scheduled within the policy for that server) from B.
Otherwise I think you should be able to include the shutdown/startup commands within your RMAN run block (assuming non-RAC environment).
Server A will require the NBU Oracle client, and your Oracle homes will need to have the NBU libobk library linked. The NBU Oracle client install should contain a script to link the proper library based on the Oracle architecture installed. Received on Tue Mar 27 2007 - 12:09:56 CDT
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