Application Backup

Hi, l'm working at a project and l would like to backup my application (not the DB that is empty). What I have to do to backup my application ???
THANKS

Reading the product documentation at http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31036_01/doc/nav/portal_booklist.htm would be time well-spent, don't you think?
See http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31035_01/doc/appdev.20/b16373/deploy.htm#sthref1886

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Since it has always been very basic to backup your computer and all it's data, Apple provides no way for you to transfer music from your iPhone back to your computer. As you know, you can re-download all iTunes purchases, but music that you ripped yourself you'll have to just re-rip again.
You can try and find 3rd party applications that might help you. I'm sure you'll pay, however.
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Looks like you're trying to take FULL backup.
What kind of deployment you've? I think you have primary PAP and Primary Mnt on the same node.
Please do "show disk" for checking up the space and "show backup history"
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I am a bit anxious not to confuse my current data storage of pictures, films, music, documents and graphics.
Be certain to have at least 2 backups, one a clone of the drive that you can boot from.
Must I fully reformat my HD...
No.
have major backups done and set aside, before inserting my 10.6 diskette?
Not unless all your stuff is important... meaning a very good idea to Backup first.
must I uninstall certain programs before just backing up?
Mostly not a worry, some 3rd party things will likely need updating after the Install.
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Based on the example mentioned in the msdn article you have typed in the same thing farm\shared service application
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Backup application oracle

Good afternoon,
i have then oracle e business suite.
How can i make an application backup?

alain wrote:
Hello,
We have on one server :
- oracle db 10.2.0.2
- oracle application server 10.1.3
The application need to be accessible round the clock. So I need to do a online backup.
For the db, there is no problem.
Is there a special way to backup the application server.
Any feedback will be appreciate.
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For OAS 10.1.3, hot or online backup is what is called instance backup.
Please see this link about [Recommended Backup Strategy|http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B25221_04/core.1013/b25209/br_intro.htm#i1010422] to get its details.
I would also suggest that if your systems require you to be up round the clock, or with no downtime, then consider a high-availability scenario for your deployment architecture. Because, regular backups become even more important for sites that have to be up round the clock. And every decent backup strategy will have at least an initial complete cold-backup.
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ACS 5.3.0.40 On-demand Full Backup failed.

Hi,
I have ACS 5.3.0.40 Primary Secondary Authenticators , of which the Scheduled backup has stopped.
When checked the :
Monitoring Configuration >
System Operations >
Data Management >
Removal and Backup
> Incremental Backup , it had changed to OFF mode. without any reason.
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   The Monitoring and Reporting database can increase when as records are collected. There are two mechanisms to reduce this size and prevent it from exceeding the maximum limit.
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2.       New GUI option is provided to enable the Monitoring and Reporting database compress to run on every day at 5 AM. This can be configured under GUI Monitoring And Configuration -> System Operations -> Data Management -> Removal and Backup
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4. The acsview-database compress operation stops all services till 5.3 patch 5 , now only Monitoring and Reporting related services are stopped during this operation.
5. Provided “On demand purge” option in Monitoring and Reporting GUI. This option will not try to take any backup, it will purge the data based on window size configured.
6. Even if the “Enable ACS View Database compress” option is not enabled in GUI then also automatic view database compress will be triggered if the physical size of Monitoring and Reporting database reached to the upper limit of its size.
7. This automatic database compress takes place only when the “LogRecovery” feature is enabled, this is to make sure that the logging which happens during this operation will be recovered once this operation is completed. ACS generates alert when there is a need to do automatic database compress and also to enable this feature.
8. Before enabling “LogRecovery” feature configure the Logging Categories in such way that only mandatory data to log into Local Log Target and Remote Log Target as Log collector under System Administration > ... > Configuration > Log Configuration
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9       This automatic database compress operation also performed only when the difference between actual and physical size of Monitoring and Reporting database size is > 50GB.
10 The new CLI “acsview” with option “show-dbsize” is provided to show the actual and physical size of the Monitoring and Reporting database. This is available in “acs-config” mode.
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I do an incermental backup every day at 02:00
IncrementalBackup-Job
Mon Sep 17 02:00:00 EST 2012
Mon Sep 17 02:00:02 EST 2012
Completed
But I get the
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Hi,
You should use an nfs server, sftp or ftp repository for backups only, something that is dedicated for storage. I would not recommending using anything that is used for production which needs internal storage to take on the task of managing another applications data.
As far as the the first question, i am not talking about the purging, i am talking about the scheduled application backups:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_system/5.3/user/guide/admin_operations.html#wp1076238
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managed paths, install all custom solutions that need to be installed against this web-application in the new farm, go to manage content dbs and here add the existing content dbs(the backed up ones), make one of them or the only one(if there is only one) default
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