IBM TSM vs HP DP
Hi,
Any body has experiences working with IBM TSM and HP DataProtector? Is there any comparison? which one will you use as a backup solution? They'll be used on Linux x86 platform...
Thanks
hi!
Why not consider Suncluster?
I've worked with several clusters... Trucluster, Serviceguard, MSFT and Suncluster. Suncluster is better than hp serviceguard. much smarter ...
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Insert Key, how do i get it? -IBM TSM
Ok, here's the situation. I am a storage engineer and i manage IBM TSM for backups. One of my pain points is when i terminal into the TSM server instance, that instance is already in overwrite or "Insert" mode. I need to be able to get out of it once in a while & since i'm on a Macbook Pro (laptop keyboard) there is no insert/help key.
I have tried:
fn+6
fn+m
fn+enter
No luck... ideas?
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XSAN and TSM (Tivoli Storage Manager)
Hello,
I wanted to know if anybody had already used the TSM (Tivoli Storage Manager) solution from IBM to backup an XSAN?
From what I have read on the IBM tech guide, the solution is fully compatible.
Best regards,
CédricHello Cedric.
I have used IBM TSM 5.2 with XSAN for a whole year without problems.
Our Xsan environment have 15 mixed INTEL&PPC Workstation, 2 Intel MDC, OSX-OSXSERVER 10.4.9, XSAN 1.4.1
We have a 3584 LTO library with 2 frames, 4 drives LTO2 and 2 LTO3. But we use only LTO3 with TSM from MAC. Our IBM TSM Server is a PSeries 630.
Now we are looking for a MAM system that can manage a proxy version of our archive. Parcial restores features could be very helpful for us.
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We are currently running Oracle 10.2.0.4 and IBM TSM to do our backups, but we moved to a new machine and some of our older backups are sitting on tape in TSM and i need to manually catalog these pieces, I logged a SR with Oracle and they sent me the following response
+"There is an undocumented command that allows catalog backuppiece from tape,+
+catalog device type 'SBT_TAPE' backuppiece '<name>';+
+You need first configure an sbt_tape device and then you can execute the catalog device type sbt_tape+
+command.+
+As and example the following will catalog a backuppiece on netbackup:+
+CONFIGURE CHANNEL DEVICE TYPE 'SBT_TAPE'+
+PARMS 'ENV=(NB_ORA_CLASS=sv2n2admoraclelogbkup, SBT_LIBRARY=/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/libobk.sl64';+
+catalog device type 'SBT_TAPE' backuppiece 'orig-lij1qaa3_1_1';+
+Note: This command works from 10g. The reason why it is not documented for tape is if the backupset contains more than one piece, then it will take long time to catalog backup piece. As long as there is one backuppiece per backupset, then the undocumented way should work without any issues."+
This solution is for netbackup when i try the following in TSM
RMAN> CONFIGURE CHANNEL DEVICE TYPE 'sbt_tape' parms
'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/tdpo.opt)';
RMAN> CATALOG DEVICE TYPE 'SBT_TAPE' BACKUPPIECE 'tiaprd_monthly_rman_7pl75al9_3_1';
I get the following error
allocated channel: ORA_SBT_TAPE_1
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_1: sid=1754 devtype=SBT_TAPE
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_1: Data Protection for Oracle: version 5.3.3.0
allocated channel: ORA_SBT_TAPE_2
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_2: sid=1699 devtype=SBT_TAPE
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_2: Data Protection for Oracle: version 5.3.3.0
allocated channel: ORA_SBT_TAPE_3
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_3: sid=1625 devtype=SBT_TAPE
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_3: Data Protection for Oracle: version 5.3.3.0
allocated channel: ORA_SBT_TAPE_4
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_4: sid=1987 devtype=SBT_TAPE
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_4: Data Protection for Oracle: version 5.3.3.0
ORA-19870: error reading backup piece tiaprd_monthly_rman_7pl75al9_3_1
ORA-19507: failed to retrieve sequential file, handle="tiaprd_monthly_rman_7pl75al9_3_1", parms=""
ORA-27029: skgfrtrv: sbtrestore returned error
ORA-19511: Error received from media manager layer, error text:
ANS1302E (RC2) No objects on server match query
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS ===============
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-03002: failure of catalog command at 05/05/2010 11:37:18
RMAN-06209: List of failed objects
RMAN-06211: ==========================
RMAN-06212: Object Type Filename/Handle
RMAN-06213: --------------- ---------------------------------------------------
RMAN-06214: Backup Piece tiaprd_monthly_rman_7pl75al9_3_1
RMAN> exit
As you can see it fails but if i specify a wildcard "tiaprd_monthly_rman*" it works anybody please help
Regards
GrantHi Grant,
As you can see it fails but if i specify a wildcard "tiaprd_monthly_rman*" it works anybody please help.It isn´t an undocumented feature without a reason.
Why not just use the wild card option anyway saves you a lot of time keying in unique tag names?
Regards,
Tycho -
Content Server - MaxDB Backup Strategy
Hello Experts,
I am new to MaxDB and Content Server.Please help me to my below queries which will be very helpful to me.
1. I have installed content server 6.40 MaxDB 7.6.
2. I have installed DBStudio for MaxDb Administration.
3. I have installed ADINT/TSM Client as I need to use IBM TSM server for backup/restore.
Please provide me the steps to do backup/restore of MaxDb database using TSM.
Thank you again.
Regards,
Karthick EswaranLars,
You are very quick. Working on Sunday as well!
I have checked the location /usr/tivoli/tsm/adint64/temp but there is nothing in that location.
But how did you identify that this is the issue with TSM Client?
Where will be the log file stored for MaxDB and TSM Client?
Please let me know how to check whether the pipe is created or not?
After changing the backup script to :
OD1>>backup_start FullData recovery DATA
The previous message got disappeared and now the below error shows up.
Cleaning up.
Removing data transfer pipes.
Removing data transfer pipe /tmp/pipe_data1 ... Done.
Removed data transfer pipes successfully.
Copying output of ADSM to this file.
Begin of output of ADSM (/tmp/temp1256495075-1)----
ADINT Interfacetool between MaxDB and TSM
Version 2, Release 3, Modification 1 for AIX 64-bit
Build: 108 compiled on Oct 20 2005
(c) Copyright IBM Corporation, 1994-2005, All Rights
Reserved.
ADI0052E: TSM API Error: ANS1035S (RC406) Options file '*'
could not be found.
ADI0003E: ADINT has ended with an error.
End of output of ADSM (/tmp/temp1256495075-1)----
Thank you very much.
Regards,
Karthick Eswaran
Edited by: Karthick Eswaran on Oct 25, 2009 8:38 PM -
Hi to all,
while migrating from NW to OES, one clustered volume with one (and
always the same) folder is duplicated with an trailing zero at the
folders name.
Source is
USER:\Abteilung\Edv\
Destination is
/media/nss/USER/Abteilung/EDV0/
while
/var/opt/novell/migration/user2/log/filesystem.success.log
shows the correct destination
Copying USER:Abteilung/EDV/... to /media/nss/USER/Abteilung/EDV/...
But in fact a new folder ../EDV0/ (in capitals) ist created, even if the
folder ../Edv/.. exists. This behaviour ist just with this folder, all
other volumes and folders worked fin.
One thing here is special:
I have *copied* the files to the destination volume because of the need
to have loaded tsafs.nlm, which nback will use for miggui, with the
option /nocluster for IBM TSM purposes. After that, I triggered a
regular consolidation as described above and later I plan to synch files
and trustees using miggui.
Any hints on that silly thing?
TIA
TomOriginally Posted by mrosen
Tom,
On 04.03.2013 09:17, bwisupport wrote:
> But I think, your questions led me to the solution:
> The destination folder, copied with TotalCommander, was named 'Edv' (as
> TC shows the sources name too). Miggui sees a source called EDV, and at
> the destination a folder called 'Edv' and decides that these are two
> different folders. Because it is not possible having to folders with the
> same name (despite capitals) at the same place, a new Folder with
> trailing zero is created.
>
> I've deleted the 'EDV0', renamed the destination to EDV (cross-checked
> with Explorer and CLI) and restart a synch.
Hmmmm.... Something's very strange here anyways. Miggui *should* not
care about the case when the destination is NSS set to long namespace.
Either there's a bug in your version of miggui, or something else is
weird about that folder. It's also strange that TC and Windows Explorer
disagree on the capitalization. That again would lead me to the
assumption that something's broken originally with the source, like the
DOS and LONG namespaces on the source disagreeing somehow.
CU,
Massimo Rosen
Novell Knowledge Partner
No emails please!
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It sorta does. Apparently there's a bug in the miggui code that does this (although we only have it happen on OES2 SP3 to OES11 and it doesn't add a "0" at the end, it just stops processing after the main directory).
I've been waiting for NTS to file a bug report for over a month now.
anyway, Ramesh (the guy who kinda owns miggui) acknowledged there's a bug.
You can either:
1) use the migfiles command apparently instead of miggui
or
2) Rename the directory so that it matches, but with NSS you'll have to rename it twice. Like:
EdvX and then again to: EDV
Problem is with nbackup apparently that miggui uses. -
We are working on AIX 6.1 with Oracle 11gR2, we are facing any issue during the restore operation and the RMAN is not existing after restore
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_2: reading from backup piece sun2gm3b_1_1
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_1: piece handle=svn2g23b_1_1 tag=TAG20120204T220011
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_1: restored backup piece 1
There is no contention from the MML (IBM TSM), there is no CPU contention on the Oracle Database Server, no errors in the alert log file and through RMAN backup pieces have also been checked using the RMAN VALID command.
Please any hints or indicator?
Thank you very much.user8676543 wrote:
We are working on AIX 6.1 with Oracle 11gR2, we are facing any issue during the restore operation and the RMAN is not existing after restore
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_2: reading from backup piece sun2gm3b_1_1
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_1: piece handle=svn2g23b_1_1 tag=TAG20120204T220011
channel ORA_SBT_TAPE_1: restored backup piece 1
There is no contention from the MML (IBM TSM), there is no CPU contention on the Oracle Database Server, no errors in the alert log file and through RMAN backup pieces have also been checked using the RMAN VALID command.
Please any hints or indicator?
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Error message trying to enable WAAS Express
I have one location that is giving me fits trying to enable WAAS express. The three before it went fine but I think this may be related to the fact that this one location is currently configured to support COS. The message I receive when issueing the waas enable command is
% waas enable failed: Unable to create WAAS class-map as class-map BGP already exists in another type.
This are their current definitions ...
class-map match-any BGP
match protocol bgp
class-map match-any COS3
match access-group name COS3-Traffic
match protocol icmp
class-map match-any COS2
match access-group name COS2-Traffic
match protocol bgp
class-map match-any COS1
match access-group name COS1-Traffic
policy-map MARK-BGP
class BGP
set ip dscp cs6
policy-map COS
class COS1
priority 320
set ip dscp ef
class COS2
bandwidth remaining percent 60
set ip dscp af31
service-policy MARK-BGP
class COS3
bandwidth remaining percent 30
set ip dscp af21
class class-default
bandwidth remaining percent 10
set ip dscp defaultHi,
When you first enable WAAS express on a device, it will define a set of policies for traffic optimization. Among those, there is one called BGP, which is conflicting with the current one and as a result, enabling WAAS fails and the error you saw is displayed
To solve this issue, you will have to change the configuration of your device to ensure that there are no classes or policies with the same names as the ones that WAAS will configure.
For your reference, below you can see a list of the configuration that will be added by WAAS Express by default:
class-map type waas match-any BFTP match tcp destination port 152 class-map type waas match-any MS-Message-Queuing match tcp destination port 1801 match tcp destination port 2101 match tcp destination port 2103 match tcp destination port 2105 class-map type waas match-any WINS match tcp destination port 42 match tcp destination port 137 match tcp destination port 1512 class-map type waas match-any NNTP match tcp destination port 119 class-map type waas match-any PPTP match tcp destination port 1723 class-map type waas match-any Internet-Mail-secure match tcp destination port 995 match tcp destination port 993 match tcp destination port 465 class-map type waas match-any RTSP match tcp destination port 554 match tcp destination port 8554 class-map type waas match-any VocalTec match tcp destination port 1490 match tcp destination port 6670 match tcp destination port 25793 match tcp destination port 22555 class-map type waas match-any PostgreSQL match tcp destination port 5432 class-map type waas match-any Danware-NetOp match tcp destination port 6502 class-map type waas match-any TACACS match tcp destination port 49 class-map type waas match-any XWindows match tcp destination port 6000 6063 class-map type waas match-any Cisco-CallManager match tcp destination port 2748 match tcp destination port 2443 class-map type waas match-any MS-EndPointMapper match tcp destination port 135 class-map type waas match-any PDMWorks match tcp destination port 30000 match tcp destination port 40000 class-map type waas match-any MS-Chat match tcp destination port 6665 match tcp destination port 6667 class-map type waas match-any SASL match tcp destination port 3659 class-map type waas match-any SOAP match tcp destination port 7627 class-map type waas match-any Laplink-ShareDirect match tcp destination port 2705 class-map type waas match-any EMC-SRDFA-IP match tcp destination port 1748 class-map type waas match-any FTPS match tcp destination port 990 class-map type waas match-any Veritas-NetBackup match tcp destination port 13720 match tcp destination port 13721 match tcp destination port 13782 match tcp destination port 13785 class-map type waas match-any Basic-TCP-services match tcp destination port 1 19 class-map type waas match-any Connected-DataProtector match tcp destination port 16384 class-map type waas match-any MS-Terminal-Services match tcp destination port 3389 class-map type waas match-any TFTP match tcp destination port 69 class-map type waas match-any HTTP match tcp destination port 80 match tcp destination port 8080 match tcp destination port 8000 match tcp destination port 8001 match tcp destination port 3128 class-map type waas match-any QMTP match tcp destination port 209 class-map type waas match-any IBM-NetView match tcp destination port 729 731 class-map type waas match-any LDAP match tcp destination port 389 match tcp destination port 8404 class-map type waas match-any BitTorrent match tcp destination port 6881 6889 match tcp destination port 6969 class-map type waas match-any FCIP match tcp destination port 3225 class-map type waas match-any Novell-ZenWorks match tcp destination port 1761 1763 match tcp destination port 517 match tcp destination port 2544 match tcp destination port 8039 match tcp destination port 2037 class-map type waas match-any UniSQL match tcp destination port 1978 match tcp destination port 1979 class-map type waas match-any RAdmin match tcp destination port 4899 class-map type waas match-any SoulSeek match tcp destination port 2234 match tcp destination port 5534 class-map type waas match-any WBEM match tcp destination port 5987 match tcp destination port 5988 class-map type waas match-any CIFS match tcp destination port 139 match tcp destination port 445 class-map type waas match-any Lotus-Sametime-Connect match tcp destination port 1533 class-map type waas match-any IBM-TSM match tcp destination port 1500 1502 class-map type waas match-any Remote-Replication-Agent match tcp destination port 5678 class-map type waas match-any Telnet match tcp destination port 23 match tcp destination port 107 match tcp destination port 513 class-map type waas match-any LDAP-secure match tcp destination port 636 class-map type waas match-any Remote-Anything match tcp destination port 3999 4000 class-map type waas match-any Double-Take match tcp destination port 1105 match tcp destination port 1100 class-map type waas match-any Borland-Interbase match tcp destination port 3050 class-map type waas match-any Sun-RPC match tcp destination port 111 class-map type waas match-any NetApp-SnapMirror match tcp destination port 10565 10569 class-map type waas match-any Amanda match tcp destination port 10080 class-map type waas match-any iSNS match tcp destination port 3205 class-map type waas match-any FTP-Control match tcp destination port 21 class-map type waas match-any HP-OpenMail match tcp destination port 5755 match tcp destination port 5757 match tcp destination port 5766 match tcp destination port 5767 match tcp destination port 5768 match tcp destination port 5729 class-map type waas match-any PCAnywhere match tcp destination port 73 match tcp destination port 5631 5632 match tcp destination port 65301 class-map type waas match-any EMC-Celerra-Replicator match tcp destination port 8888 class-map type waas match-any Gnutella match tcp destination port 6346 6349 match tcp destination port 6355 match tcp destination port 5634 class-map type waas match-any HP-OpenView match tcp destination port 7426 7431 match tcp destination port 7501 match tcp destination port 7510 class-map type waas match-any MSN-Messenger match tcp destination port 1863 match tcp destination port 6891 6900 class-map type waas match-any Yahoo-Messenger match tcp destination port 5000 5001 match tcp destination port 5050 match tcp destination port 5100 class-map type waas match-any Apple-AFP match tcp destination port 548 class-map type waas match-any Apple-iChat match tcp destination port 5297 match tcp destination port 5298 class-map type waas match-any PCMail-Server match tcp destination port 158 class-map type waas match-any Siebel match tcp destination port 8448 match tcp destination port 2320 match tcp destination port 2321 class-map type waas match-any Kerberos match tcp destination port 88 match tcp destination port 2053 match tcp destination port 754 match tcp destination port 888 match tcp destination port 543 match tcp destination port 464 match tcp destination port 544 match tcp destination port 749 class-map type waas match-any MS-NetMeeting match tcp destination port 522 match tcp destination port 1503 match tcp destination port 1731 class-map type waas match-any Oracle match tcp destination port 66 match tcp destination port 1525 match tcp destination port 1521 class-map type waas match-any Unix-Printing match tcp destination port 515 match tcp destination port 170 class-map type waas match-any Documentum match tcp destination port 1489 class-map type waas match-any Pervasive-SQL match tcp destination port 1583 class-map type waas match-any Jabber match tcp destination port 5222 match tcp destination port 5269 class-map type waas match-any iFCP match tcp destination port 3420 class-map type waas match-any NNTP-secure match tcp destination port 563 class-map type waas match-any SQL-Service match tcp destination port 156 class-map type waas match-any Internet-Mail match tcp destination port 25 match tcp destination port 110 match tcp destination port 143 match tcp destination port 220 class-map type waas match-any Lotus-Notes match tcp destination port 1352 class-map type waas match-any SSL-Shell match tcp destination port 614 class-map type waas match-any CU-SeeMe match tcp destination port 7640 match tcp destination port 7642 match tcp destination port 7648 match tcp destination port 7649 class-map type waas match-any Simple-FTP match tcp destination port 115 class-map type waas match-any AOL match tcp destination port 5190 5193 class-map type waas match-any SAP match tcp destination port 3200 3219 match tcp destination port 3390 3399 match tcp destination port 3284 3305 match tcp destination port 3226 3267 match tcp destination port 3662 3699 match tcp destination port 3221 3224 match tcp destination port 3270 3282 match tcp destination port 3307 3388 match tcp destination port 3600 3659 class-map type waas match-any waas-default match tcp any class-map type waas match-any Laplink-PCSync match tcp destination port 8444 class-map type waas match-any TFTPS match tcp destination port 3713 class-map type waas match-any WinMX match tcp destination port 6699 class-map type waas match-any CVS match tcp destination port 2401 class-map type waas match-any ezMeeting match tcp destination port 10101 10103 match tcp destination port 26260 26261 class-map type waas match-any NetIQ match tcp destination port 2220 match tcp destination port 2735 match tcp destination port 10113 10116 class-map type waas match-any Grouper match tcp destination port 8038 class-map type waas match-any Netopia-Timbuktu match tcp destination port 407 match tcp destination port 1417 1420 class-map type waas match-any Novell-Groupwise match tcp destination port 1677 match tcp destination port 1099 match tcp destination port 9850 match tcp destination port 7205 match tcp destination port 3800 match tcp destination port 7100 match tcp destination port 7180 match tcp destination port 7101 match tcp destination port 7181 match tcp destination port 2800 class-map type waas match-any SSH match tcp destination port 22 class-map type waas match-any IPP match tcp destination port 631 class-map type waas match-any IBM-Tivoli match tcp destination port 94 match tcp destination port 627 match tcp destination port 1965 match tcp destination port 1580 match tcp destination port 1581 class-map type waas match-any NTP match tcp destination port 123 class-map type waas match-any VoIP-Control match tcp destination port 1300 match tcp destination port 2428 match tcp destination port 2000 2002 match tcp destination port 1718 1720 match tcp destination port 5060 match tcp destination port 11000 11999 class-map type waas match-any HTTPS match tcp destination port 443 class-map type waas match-any SUN-Xprint match tcp destination port 8100 class-map type waas match-any Clearcase match tcp destination port 371 class-map type waas match-any Service-Location match tcp destination port 427 class-map type waas match-any MS-NetShow match tcp destination port 1755 class-map type waas match-any Napster match tcp destination port 8875 match tcp destination port 7777 match tcp destination port 6700 match tcp destination port 6666 match tcp destination port 6677 match tcp destination port 6688 class-map type waas match-any Kazaa match tcp destination port 1214 class-map type waas match-any Laplink-Host match tcp destination port 1547 class-map type waas match-any Telnets match tcp destination port 992 class-map type waas match-any AFS match tcp destination port 7000 7009 class-map type waas match-any Scalable-SQL match tcp destination port 3352 class-map type waas match-any WASTE match tcp destination port 1337 class-map type waas match-any BGP match tcp destination port 179 class-map type waas match-any BMC-Patrol match tcp destination port 6161 match tcp destination port 6162 match tcp destination port 8160 match tcp destination port 8161 match tcp destination port 6767 match tcp destination port 6768 match tcp destination port 10128 class-map type waas match-any Rsync match tcp destination port 873 class-map type waas match-any Qnext match tcp destination port 44 match tcp destination port 5555 class-map type waas match-any Intel-Proshare match tcp destination port 5713 5717 class-map type waas match-any Liquid-Audio match tcp destination port 18888 class-map type waas match-any WAAS-FlowMonitor match tcp destination port 7878 class-map type waas match-any eDonkey match tcp destination port 4661 4662 class-map type waas match-any IRC match tcp destination port 531 match tcp destination port 6660 6669 class-map type waas match-any DNS match tcp destination port 53 class-map type waas match-any Filenet match tcp destination port 32768 32774 class-map type waas match-any ControlIT match tcp destination port 799 class-map type waas match-any Citrix-ICA match tcp destination port 1494 match tcp destination port 2598 class-map type waas match-any NFS match tcp destination port 2049 class-map type waas match-any Netopia-netOctopus match tcp destination port 1917 match tcp destination port 1921 class-map type waas match-any VNC match tcp destination port 5801 5809 match tcp destination port 6900 6909 class-map type waas match-any Vmware-VMConsole match tcp destination port 902 class-map type waas match-any Sybase-SQL match tcp destination port 1498 match tcp destination port 2638 match tcp destination port 2439 match tcp destination port 3968 class-map type waas match-any Unix-Remote-Execution match tcp destination port 514 match tcp destination port 512 class-map type waas match-any ProjectWise-FileTransfer match tcp destination port 5800 class-map type waas match-any Other-Secure match tcp destination port 261 match tcp destination port 448 match tcp destination port 684 match tcp destination port 695 match tcp destination port 994 match tcp destination port 2252 match tcp destination port 2478 match tcp destination port 2479 match tcp destination port 2482 match tcp destination port 2484 match tcp destination port 2679 match tcp destination port 2762 match tcp destination port 2998 match tcp destination port 3077 match tcp destination port 3078 match tcp destination port 3183 match tcp destination port 3191 match tcp destination port 3220 match tcp destination port 3410 match tcp destination port 3424 match tcp destination port 3471 match tcp destination port 3496 match tcp destination port 3509 match tcp destination port 3529 match tcp destination port 3539 match tcp destination port 3660 match tcp destination port 3661 match tcp destination port 3747 match tcp destination port 3864 match tcp destination port 3885 match tcp destination port 3896 match tcp destination port 3897 match tcp destination port 3995 match tcp destination port 4031 match tcp destination port 5007 match tcp destination port 5989 match tcp destination port 5990 match tcp destination port 7674 match tcp destination port 9802 match tcp destination port 12109 class-map type waas match-any FTP-Data match tcp source port 20 class-map type waas match-any IBM-DB2 match tcp destination port 523 class-map type waas match-any LDAP-Global-Catalog match tcp destination port 3268 class-map type waas match-any Legato-RepliStor match tcp destination port 7144 match tcp destination port 7145 class-map type waas match-any MDaemon match tcp destination port 3000 match tcp destination port 3001 class-map type waas match-any Novell-NetWare match tcp destination port 524 class-map type waas match-any Altiris-CarbonCopy match tcp destination port 1680 class-map type waas match-any iSCSI match tcp destination port 3260 class-map type waas match-any AppSocket match tcp destination port 9100 class-map type waas match-any HP-Radia match tcp destination port 3460 match tcp destination port 3461 match tcp destination port 3464 match tcp destination port 3466 class-map type waas match-any VDOLive match tcp destination port 7000 class-map type waas match-any X400 match tcp destination port 102 class-map type waas match-any Apple-NetAssistant match tcp destination port 3283 class-map type waas match-any Symantec-AntiVirus match tcp destination port 2847 match tcp destination port 2848 match tcp destination port 2967 match tcp destination port 2968 match tcp destination port 38037 match tcp destination port 38292 class-map type waas match-any Legato-NetWorker match tcp destination port 7937 match tcp destination port 7938 match tcp destination port 7939 class-map type waas match-any SIP-secure match tcp destination port 5061 class-map type waas match-any InterSystems-Cache match tcp destination port 1972 class-map type waas match-any BackupExpress match tcp destination port 6123 class-map type waas match-any CommVault match tcp destination port 8400 8403 class-map type waas match-any Veritas-BackupExec match tcp destination port 6101 match tcp destination port 6102 match tcp destination port 6106 match tcp destination port 3527 match tcp destination port 1125 class-map type waas match-any L2TP match tcp destination port 1701 class-map type waas match-any LANDesk match tcp destination port 9535 match tcp destination port 9593 9595 class-map type waas match-any MySQL match tcp destination port 3306 class-map type waas match-any FTPS-Control match tcp source port 989 class-map type waas match-any LDAP-Global-Catalog-Secure match tcp destination port 3269 class-map type waas match-any MS-Content-Replication-Service match tcp destination port 560 match tcp destination port 507 class-map type waas match-any OpenVPN match tcp destination port 1194 class-map type waas match-any HotLine match tcp destination port 5500 5503 class-map type waas match-any MS-SQL match tcp destination port 1433 class-map type waas match-any Laplink-PCSync-secure match tcp destination port 8443 !!policy-map type waas waas_global class AFS optimize tfo dre lz application File-System class AOL passthrough application Instant-Messaging class Altiris-CarbonCopy passthrough application Remote-Desktop class Amanda optimize tfo application Backup class AppSocket optimize tfo dre lz application Printing class Apple-AFP optimize tfo dre lz application File-System class Apple-NetAssistant passthrough application Remote-Desktop class Apple-iChat passthrough application Instant-Messaging class BFTP optimize tfo dre lz application File-Transfer class BGP optimize tfo dre lz application Other class BMC-Patrol passthrough application Systems-Management class BackupExpress optimize tfo application Backup class Basic-TCP-services passthrough application Other class BitTorrent passthrough application P2P class Borland-Interbase optimize tfo dre lz application SQL class CIFS optimize tfo dre lz application WAFS class CU-SeeMe passthrough application Conferencing class CVS optimize tfo dre lz application Version-Management class Cisco-CallManager passthrough application Call-Management class Citrix-ICA optimize tfo dre lz application Remote-Desktop class Clearcase optimize tfo dre lz application Version-Management class CommVault optimize tfo application Backup class Connected-DataProtector optimize tfo application Backup class ControlIT optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class DNS passthrough application Name-Services class Danware-NetOp optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class Documentum optimize tfo dre lz application Content-Management class Double-Take optimize tfo dre lz application Replication class EMC-Celerra-Replicator optimize tfo dre lz application Replication class EMC-SRDFA-IP optimize tfo dre lz application Storage class FCIP optimize tfo dre lz application Storage class FTP-Control passthrough application File-Transfer class FTP-Data optimize tfo dre lz application File-Transfer class FTPS optimize tfo application File-Transfer class FTPS-Control passthrough application File-Transfer class Filenet optimize tfo dre lz application Content-Management class Gnutella passthrough application P2P class Grouper passthrough application P2P class HP-OpenMail optimize tfo dre lz application Email-and-Messaging class HP-OpenView passthrough application Systems-Management class HP-Radia optimize tfo dre lz application Systems-Management class HTTP optimize tfo dre lz application Web class HTTPS optimize tfo application SSL class HotLine passthrough application P2P class IBM-DB2 optimize tfo dre lz application SQL class IBM-NetView passthrough application Systems-Management class IBM-TSM optimize tfo dre lz application Backup class IBM-Tivoli optimize tfo dre lz application Systems-Management class IPP optimize tfo dre lz application Printing class Intel-Proshare passthrough application Conferencing class InterSystems-Cache optimize tfo dre lz application SQL class Internet-Mail optimize tfo dre lz application Email-and-Messaging class Internet-Mail-secure optimize tfo application Email-and-Messaging class Jabber passthrough application Instant-Messaging class Kazaa passthrough application P2P class Kerberos passthrough application Authentication class L2TP optimize tfo application VPN class LANDesk optimize tfo dre lz application Systems-Management class LDAP optimize tfo dre lz application Directory-Services class LDAP-Global-Catalog optimize tfo dre lz application Directory-Services class LDAP-Global-Catalog-Secure passthrough application Directory-Services class LDAP-secure passthrough application Directory-Services class Laplink-Host optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class Laplink-PCSync optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class Laplink-PCSync-secure optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class Laplink-ShareDirect passthrough application P2P class Legato-NetWorker optimize tfo application Backup class Legato-RepliStor optimize tfo application Backup class Liquid-Audio optimize tfo dre lz application Streaming class Lotus-Notes optimize tfo dre lz application Email-and-Messaging class Lotus-Sametime-Connect passthrough application Instant-Messaging class MDaemon optimize tfo dre lz application Email-and-Messaging class MS-Chat passthrough application Instant-Messaging class MS-Content-Replication-Service optimize tfo application Replication class MS-EndPointMapper optimize tfo application Other class MS-Message-Queuing optimize tfo dre lz application Other class MS-NetMeeting passthrough application Conferencing class MS-NetShow optimize tfo dre lz application Streaming class MS-SQL optimize tfo dre lz application SQL class MS-Terminal-Services optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class MSN-Messenger passthrough application Instant-Messaging class MySQL optimize tfo dre lz application SQL class NFS optimize tfo dre lz application File-System class NNTP optimize tfo dre lz application Email-and-Messaging class NNTP-secure optimize tfo application Email-and-Messaging class NTP passthrough application Other class Napster passthrough application P2P class NetApp-SnapMirror optimize tfo dre lz application Replication class NetIQ passthrough application Systems-Management class Netopia-Timbuktu optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class Netopia-netOctopus passthrough application Systems-Management class Novell-Groupwise optimize tfo dre lz application Email-and-Messaging class Novell-NetWare optimize tfo dre lz application File-System class Novell-ZenWorks optimize tfo dre lz application Systems-Management class OpenVPN optimize tfo application VPN class Oracle optimize tfo dre lz application SQL class Other-Secure passthrough application Other class PCAnywhere optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class PCMail-Server optimize tfo dre lz application Email-and-Messaging class PDMWorks optimize tfo dre lz application CAD class PPTP optimize tfo application VPN class Pervasive-SQL optimize tfo dre lz application SQL class PostgreSQL optimize tfo dre lz application SQL class ProjectWise-FileTransfer optimize tfo dre lz application Content-Management class QMTP optimize tfo dre lz application Email-and-Messaging class Qnext passthrough application P2P class RAdmin optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class RTSP optimize tfo dre lz application Streaming class Remote-Anything optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class Remote-Replication-Agent optimize tfo application Replication class Rsync optimize tfo dre lz application Replication class SASL passthrough application Authentication class SIP-secure passthrough application Call-Management class SOAP optimize tfo dre lz application Other class SQL-Service optimize tfo dre lz application SQL class SSH optimize tfo application SSH class SSL-Shell passthrough application Console class SUN-Xprint optimize tfo dre lz application Printing class Scalable-SQL optimize tfo dre lz application SQL class Service-Location passthrough application Name-Services class Siebel optimize tfo dre lz application Enterprise-Applications class Simple-FTP optimize tfo dre lz application File-Transfer class SoulSeek passthrough application P2P class Sun-RPC passthrough application File-System class Sybase-SQL optimize tfo dre lz application SQL class Symantec-AntiVirus optimize tfo dre lz application Other class TACACS passthrough application Authentication class TFTP optimize tfo dre lz application File-Transfer class TFTPS optimize tfo application File-Transfer class Telnet passthrough application Console class Telnets passthrough application Console class UniSQL optimize tfo dre lz application SQL class Unix-Printing optimize tfo dre lz application Printing class Unix-Remote-Execution passthrough application Console class VDOLive optimize tfo dre lz application Streaming class Veritas-BackupExec optimize tfo application Backup class Veritas-NetBackup optimize tfo application Backup class Vmware-VMConsole optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class VoIP-Control passthrough application Call-Management class VocalTec passthrough application Conferencing class WAAS-FlowMonitor optimize tfo lz application Systems-Management class WASTE passthrough application P2P class WBEM passthrough application Systems-Management class WINS passthrough application Name-Services class WinMX passthrough application P2P class X400 optimize tfo dre lz application Email-and-Messaging class XWindows optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class Yahoo-Messenger passthrough application Instant-Messaging class eDonkey passthrough application P2P class ezMeeting passthrough application Conferencing class iFCP optimize tfo dre lz application Storage class iSCSI optimize tfo dre lz application Storage class iSNS passthrough application Name-Services class IRC passthrough application Instant-Messaging class SAP optimize tfo dre lz application Enterprise-Applications class VNC optimize tfo application Remote-Desktop class waas-default optimize tfo dre lz application waas-default
I hope this helps
Daniel -
I am using RMAN Duplicate command to clone production database to auxiliary database. My environment is Oracle 9.2.0.8 64 bit AIX 5.3
I have following scenario:
Duplicate database from server A to server B (Non ASM)
Primary Database SID: jldr
Duplicate Database SID: odsarch
RMAN Catalog SID: CATALOG
[email protected]:/home/oracle/dba/scripts>rman target sys/passwd@JLDR catalog rman/passwd@CATALOG auxiliary /
Recovery Manager: Release 9.2.0.8.0 - 64bit Production
Copyright (c) 1995, 2002, Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
connected to target database: JLDR (DBID=628146835)
connected to recovery catalog database
connected to auxiliary database: odsarch (not mounted)
RMAN> run {
set until time "to_date('Jun 01 2010 00:00:00','Mon DD YYYY HH24:MI:SS')";
ALLOCATE AUXILIARY CHANNEL c1 DEVICE TYPE sbt PARMS 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/TDPO.dw3_tdp)';
duplicate target database to orsarch NOFILENAMECHECK;
}2> 3> 4> 5>
channel c1: starting datafile backupset restore
channel c1: specifying datafile(s) to restore from backup set
restoring datafile 00001 to /u01/oradata/jldr_sys/data/system01.dbf
restoring datafile 00004 to /u01/oradata/jldr_sys/data/drsys01.dbf
restoring datafile 00048 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx09.dbf
restoring datafile 00081 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx21.dbf
restoring datafile 00084 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods37.dbf
restoring datafile 00085 to /u01/oradata/jldr_jbl/index/jbloader_idx04.dbf
restoring datafile 00090 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods40.dbf
restoring datafile 00091 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx24.dbf
restoring datafile 00094 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods42.dbf
restoring datafile 00096 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx26.dbf
restoring datafile 00097 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods44.dbf
restoring datafile 00099 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods46.dbf
restoring datafile 00102 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods48.dbf
restoring datafile 00104 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods50.dbf
restoring datafile 00105 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods51.dbf
restoring datafile 00107 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods53.dbf
restoring datafile 00109 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods55.dbf
restoring datafile 00111 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods57.dbf
restoring datafile 00112 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx28.dbf
restoring datafile 00123 to /u01/oradata/jldr_eai/index/jbloader03.dbf
restoring datafile 00135 to /u01/oradata/jldr_eai/index/ods61.dbf
restoring datafile 00136 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ssr/index/ssr_idx02.dbf
released channel: c1
released channel: c2
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS ===============
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-03002: failure of Duplicate Db command at 06/23/2010 23:48:52
RMAN-03015: error occurred in stored script Memory Script
ORA-19501: read error on file "kelf146d_1_1", blockno 530547201 (blocksize=512)
ORA-27190: skgfrd: sbtread2 returned error
ORA-19511: Error received from media manager layer, error text:
ANS1017E (RC-50) Session rejected: TCP/IP connection failure
RMAN> run {
set until time "to_date('Jun 01 2010 00:00:00','Mon DD YYYY HH24:MI:SS')";
ALLOCATE AUXILIARY CHANNEL c1 DEVICE TYPE sbt PARMS 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/tdpo_ods.opt)';
ALLOCATE AUXILIARY CHANNEL c2 DEVICE TYPE sbt PARMS 'ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/tdpo_ods.opt)';
duplicate target database to orsarch NOFILENAMECHECK;
skipping datafile 11; already restored to file /u01/oradata/jldr_jbl/data/jbloader01.dbf
skipping datafile 12; already restored to file /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods01.dbf
skipping datafile 90; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods40.dbf
skipping datafile 94; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods42.dbf
skipping datafile 97; already restored to file /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods44.dbf
skipping datafile 99; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods46.dbf
skipping datafile 102; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods48.dbf
skipping datafile 104; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods50.dbf
skipping datafile 105; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods51.dbf
skipping datafile 107; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods53.dbf
skipping datafile 109; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods55.dbf
skipping datafile 111; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods57.dbf
skipping datafile 119; already restored to file /u01/oradata/jldr_eai/index/scratch02.dbf
skipping datafile 123; already restored to file /u01/oradata/jldr_eai/index/jbloader03.dbf
skipping datafile 135; already restored to file /u01/oradata/jldr_eai/index/ods61.dbf
skipping datafile 136; already restored to file /u01/oradata/jldr_ssr/index/ssr_idx02.dbf
skipping datafile 108; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods54.dbf
skipping datafile 110; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods56.dbf
skipping datafile 118; already restored to file /u01/oradata/jldr_eai/index/scratch01.dbf
skipping datafile 131; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods58.dbf
skipping datafile 133; already restored to file /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods59.dbf
skipping datafile 134; already restored to file /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods60.dbf
skipping datafile 128; already restored to file /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/index_16k/ods_idx01_16K.dbf
channel c1: starting datafile backupset restore
channel c1: specifying datafile(s) to restore from backup set
restoring datafile 00003 to /u01/oradata/jldr_sys/data/cwmlite01.dbf
restoring datafile 00005 to /u01/oradata/jldr_sys/data/example01.dbf
restoring datafile 00006 to /u01/oradata/jldr_eai/index/eai_idx01.dbf
restoring datafile 00008 to /u01/oradata/jldr_sys/data/tools01.dbf
restoring datafile 00010 to /u01/oradata/jldr_sys/data/xdb01.dbf
restoring datafile 00014 to /u01/oradata/jldr_jbl/index/jbloader_idx01.dbf
restoring datafile 00015 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/data/business_objs01.dbf
restoring datafile 00016 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/data/tivoliorts.dbf
restoring datafile 00018 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ACCTMIS.dbf
restoring datafile 00021 to /u01/oradata/jldr_mstmt/data/mis_stmt01.dbf
restoring datafile 00042 to /u01/oradata/jldr_jbl/index/jbloader_idx03.dbf
restoring datafile 00044 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx08.dbf
restoring datafile 00051 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx10.dbf
restoring datafile 00057 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx12.dbf
restoring datafile 00062 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx14.dbf
restoring datafile 00065 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ssr/data/ssr01.dbf
restoring datafile 00066 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ssr/index/ssr_idx01.dbf
restoring datafile 00072 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx18.dbf
restoring datafile 00074 to /u01/oradata/jldr_enjaz/index/enjazfawri_idx01.dbf
restoring datafile 00078 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx20.dbf
restoring datafile 00083 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx22.dbf
restoring datafile 00086 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ods38.dbf
restoring datafile 00087 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx23.dbf
restoring datafile 00089 to /u01/oradata/jldr_eai/index/jbloader02.dbf
restoring datafile 00093 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx25.dbf
restoring datafile 00100 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx27.dbf
restoring datafile 00113 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx29.dbf
restoring datafile 00115 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx31.dbf
restoring datafile 00120 to /u01/oradata/jldr_sys/undo/undotbs02.dbf
channel c2: starting datafile backupset restore
channel c2: specifying datafile(s) to restore from backup set
restoring datafile 00001 to /u01/oradata/jldr_sys/data/system01.dbf
restoring datafile 00004 to /u01/oradata/jldr_sys/data/drsys01.dbf
restoring datafile 00007 to /u01/oradata/jldr_sys/data/odm01.dbf
restoring datafile 00009 to /u01/oradata/jldr_sys/data/users01.dbf
restoring datafile 00013 to /u01/oradata/jldr_eai/index/eai_idx02.dbf
restoring datafile 00019 to /u01/oradata/jldr_ods/data/ACCOUNT.dbf
restoring datafile 00022 to /u01/oradata/jldr_mstmt/index/mis_stmt_idx01.dbf
restoring datafile 00075 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx19.dbf
restoring datafile 00081 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx21.dbf
restoring datafile 00085 to /u01/oradata/jldr_jbl/index/jbloader_idx04.dbf
restoring datafile 00091 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx24.dbf
restoring datafile 00096 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx26.dbf
restoring datafile 00112 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx28.dbf
restoring datafile 00114 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx30.dbf
restoring datafile 00116 to /u02/oradata/jldr_ods/index/ods_idx32.dbf
restoring datafile 00121 to /u01/oradata/jldr_sys/data/audit.dbf
Now, when I connect to database and try to see rman jobs:
sqlplus>select SID, START_TIME,TOTALWORK, sofar, (sofar/totalwork) * 100 done, sysdate + TIME_REMAINING/3600/24 end_at from v$session_longops where totalwork > sofar AND opname NOT LIKE '%aggregate%' AND opname like RMAN%' ;
SQL> @longops_rman.sql
SID START_TIME TOTALWORK SOFAR DONE END_AT
10 27/06/10 10:24:12 4654592 0 0
12 27/06/10 10:24:36 15918960 0 0
However, when we see from IBM TSM, it shows data is being moved from the tape storage to the machine by rman session. However, I cannot see anything in rman job inside database. Remember db is in 'startup nomount' state.
Br,
AnjumHi,
Just a thought that having the TIMED_STATISTICS parameter set to FALSE or failing to gather the statistics for the objects using DBMS_STATS are two possible reasons for no data through the v$session_longops.
regards -
BR*Backup or RMAN natively? Pro and cons
Hello,
I'm an Oracle DBA and we are currently working on a migration of our database environnnements.
SAP Brbackup is used for our SAP database backups on our current architecture.
We want to uniformize our backup strategy: use RMAN for all our databases, SAP or not SAP.
I was wondering if it was possible to use RMAN natively, without using BRBackup ?
If we do that, is it problematic with the SAP support for our SAP environnements ?
Future architecture will be on RAC/dataguard : is it possible to use BRBACKUP for parallelized backup on RAC standby databases with redo apply on ?
Is brbackup really usefull for ORACLE DBA ? What are the advantages for us to use it ?
Thanks
ThomasHi Thomas,
well let's summarize some key facts:
- You can also use RMAN with BR*Tools (with some limitiations like you are not able to use a RMAN catalog for example)
- You are allowed to use native RMAN with all its functionality, but you will get no support by SAP for that (sapnote #105047 - point 64)
I personally don't like the BRTools for backup or restore and prefer native RMAN. If you use some third party backup tools like IBM TSM, it is also cheaper to use native RMAN instead of BRTools with its media management library (TDP for Oracle vs. TDP for mySAP).
Especially if you have several nonSAP oracle databases it really makes sense to consolidate the backup strategy. I also implemented a RMAN catalog strategy for all oracle database to have a centralized management and report point. I run several Data Guard environments and RMAN is integrated much better into such environments of course.
Well your question about the usefulness of brbackup and brrestore is very hard to answer. In my personal opinion the BR*Tools are for the mass-market of SAP users and companies who don't have their own Oracle DBAs. The tools should help you doing your daily business wihtout any knowledge about Oracle (which is pretty dangerous in my opinion - if you search this forum you see what i mean), but you have several limitations with them and there are so many things happening under the hood.
If you know what you are doing - go for native RMAN )
Regards
Stefan
P.S.: SAP will slap me now ) -
Hi gurus.
I do use rman and IBM TSM (TDP) for oracle hot database backup. The database to be backup is 1.2Tera and after sending about 300 GB of database, it fail with the error below.
channel t2: starting piece 1 at 10-DEC-06
released channel: t1
released channel: t2
released channel: t3
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS ===============
RMAN-00571: ===========================================================
RMAN-03015: error occurred in stored script b_full_3
RMAN-03015: error occurred in stored script b_full_open_3
RMAN-03009: failure of backup command on t1 channel at 12/10/2006 08:30:20
ORA-19502: write error on file "db_DDS_57070_1_608803028_1", blockno 8775169 (blocksize=512)
ORA-27030: skgfwrt: sbtwrite2 returned error
ORA-19511: Error received from media manager layer, error text:
ANS1235E (RC-72) Unknown system error
Recovery Manager complete.
*** DWS01 Full Backup ended at Sun Dec 10 10:08:44 GMT 2006 ***
Now, I will like to restart the full database backup excluding those datafiles that were previously backuped.
Can any one provide me the require rman command?
here is the script I use for the full database backup!!
create script b_full_closed {
allocate channel t1 type 'sbt_tape' parms 'ENV=(tdpo_optfile=/opt/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/tdpo.opt)';
allocate channel t2 type 'sbt_tape' parms 'ENV=(tdpo_optfile=/opt/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/tdpo.opt)';
backup incremental level = 0
database
format 'db_%d_%s_%p_%t_%c'
tag = 'dws01_dds_INC0_CLOSED';
release channel t1;
release channel t2;
sql "alter database backup controlfile to ''/backup/dds_backup.ctl'' reuse";
alter database open;
Thanks!
Junior DBA in distressIt is not easy for you to restore if you backup in multiple steps. It looks like You might have a firewall or security patches that are disconnecting the session after a specified period of time. Check with SA's if any security patches applied recently which drops the connections after a specified period of time.
To speed up the backup process increase number of channels, 2 channels for 1.2TB database is very less. -
MaxDB backup through Backint on Oracle for TSM
Hello Gurus:
We are using TSM backint interface for Oracle database. We are in the process of implementing SCM. We would like to schedule MaxDB backup through backint interface for Oracle.
I checked some forums and configured but backint is not recognizing MaxDB parameter file. Please see below parameter file and error logs.
*BSI File:*
BACKINT D:\usr\sap\SCD\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\backint.exe
INPUT D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.in
OUTPUT D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.out
ERROROUTPUT D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.err
PARAMETERFILE D:\sapdb\data\wrk\LCD\maxdb_config.par
ORIGINAL_RUNDIRECTORY L:\sapdb\LCD\sapdata
*Parameter File - MaxDB_config*
STAGING AREA: D:\TEMP\STAGE1 1024000 KB
FILES PER BACKINT CALL: 2
BACKINT: D:\usr\sap\SCD\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\backint.exe
PARAMETERFILE OF BACKINT: D:\oracle\SCD\102\database\initSCD.utl
HISTORY FILE: D:\sapdb\data\wrk\BackintHistory
INPUTFILE OF BACKINT: D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\backint.in
OUTPUTFILE OF BACKINT: D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\backint.out
ERRORFILE OF BACKINT: D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\backint.err
MAXIMAL DELAY OF BACKINT CALL: 30
Error Logs:
2010-03-30 17:38:35
Using environment variable 'TEMP' with value 'C:\Windows\TEMP' as directory for temporary files and pipes.
Using connection to Backint for MaxDB Interface.
2010-03-30 17:38:35
Checking existence and configuration of Backint for MaxDB.
Using environment variable 'BSI_ENV' with value 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\LCD\bsi.env' as path of the configuration file of Backint for MaxDB.
Reading the Backint for MaxDB configuration file 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\LCD\bsi.env'.
Found keyword 'BACKINT' with value 'D:\usr\sap\SCD\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\backint.exe'.
Found keyword 'INPUT' with value 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.in'.
Found keyword 'OUTPUT' with value 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.out'.
Found keyword 'ERROROUTPUT' with value 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.err'.
Found keyword 'PARAMETERFILE' with value 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\LCD\maxdb_config.par'.
Found keyword 'ORIGINAL_RUNDIRECTORY' with value 'L:\sapdb\LCD\sapdata'.
Finished reading of the Backint for MaxDB configuration file.
Using 'D:\usr\sap\SCD\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\backint.exe' as Backint for MaxDB program.
Using 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.in' as input file for Backint for MaxDB.
Using 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.out' as output file for Backint for MaxDB.
Using 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.err' as error output file for Backint for MaxDB.
Using 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\LCD\maxdb_config.par' as parameter file for Backint for MaxDB.
Using '300' seconds as timeout for Backint for MaxDB in the case of success.
Using '300' seconds as timeout for Backint for MaxDB in the case of failure.
Using 'L:\sapdb\LCD\sapdata\dbm.knl' as backup history of a database to migrate.
Using 'L:\sapdb\LCD\sapdata\dbm.ebf' as external backup history of a database to migrate.
Checking availability of backups using backint's inquire function.
Check passed successful.
2010-03-30 17:38:35
Checking medium.
Check passed successfully.
2010-03-30 17:38:35
Preparing backup.
Setting environment variable 'BI_CALLER' to value 'DBMSRV'.
Setting environment variable 'BI_REQUEST' to value 'NEW'.
Setting environment variable 'BI_BACKUP' to value 'FULL'.
Constructed Backint for MaxDB call 'D:\usr\sap\SCD\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\backint.exe -u LCD -f backup -t file -p D:\sapdb\data\wrk\LCD\maxdb_config.par -i D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.in -c'.
Created temporary file 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.out' as output for Backint for MaxDB.
Created temporary file 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.err' as error output for Backint for MaxDB.
Writing '
.\pipe\BACKscd #PIPE' to the input file.
Prepare passed successfully.
2010-03-30 17:38:35
Starting database action for the backup.
Requesting 'SAVE DATA QUICK TO '
.\pipe\BACKscd' PIPE BLOCKSIZE 8 NO CHECKPOINT MEDIANAME 'Back123'' from db-kernel.
The database is working on the request.
2010-03-30 17:38:35
Waiting until database has prepared the backup.
Asking for state of database.
2010-03-30 17:38:35 Database is still preparing the backup.
Waiting 1 second ... Done.
Asking for state of database.
2010-03-30 17:38:36 Database has finished preparation of the backup.
The database has prepared the backup successfully.
2010-03-30 17:38:36
Starting Backint for MaxDB.
Starting Backint for MaxDB process 'D:\usr\sap\SCD\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\backint.exe -u LCD -f backup -t file -p D:\sapdb\data\wrk\LCD\maxdb_config.par -i D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.in -c >>D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.out 2>>D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.err'.
Process was started successfully.
Backint for MaxDB has been started successfully.
2010-03-30 17:38:36
Waiting for end of the backup operation.
2010-03-30 17:38:36 The backup tool process has finished work with return code 2.
2010-03-30 17:38:36 The backup tool is not running.
2010-03-30 17:38:36 The database is working on the request.
2010-03-30 17:38:36 The database is working on the request.
2010-03-30 17:38:41 The database is working on the request.
2010-03-30 17:38:51 The database is working on the request.
2010-03-30 17:39:06 The database is working on the request.
2010-03-30 17:39:26 The database is working on the request.
2010-03-30 17:39:37 Canceling Utility-task after a timeout of 60 seconds elapsed ... OK.
2010-03-30 17:39:38 The database has finished work on the request.
Receiving a reply from the database kernel.
Got the following reply from db-kernel:
SQL-Code :-903
The backup operation has ended.
2010-03-30 17:39:38
Filling reply buffer.
Have encountered error -24920:
The backup tool failed with 2 as sum of exit codes. The database request was canceled and ended with error -903.
Constructed the following reply:
ERR
-24920,ERR_BACKUPOP: backup operation was unsuccessful
The backup tool failed with 2 as sum of exit codes. The database request was canceled and ended with error -903.
Reply buffer filled.
2010-03-30 17:39:38
Cleaning up.
Copying output of Backint for MaxDB to this file.
**-- Begin of output of Backint for MaxDB (D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.out)--**
**Data Protection for SAP(R)**
**Interface between BRTools and Tivoli Storage Manager***
**- Version 6, Release 1, Modification 0.0 for Win x64 -**
**Build: 358 compiled on Nov 4 2008**
**(c) Copyright IBM Corporation, 1996, 2008, All Rights Reserved.**
**BKI8310E: The keyword MAXIMAL is not allowed.**
**BKI1001E: syntax error in file 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\LCD\maxdb_config.par'. Exiting program.**
**BKI0020I: End of program at: 03/30/10 17:38:36 .**
**BKI0021I: Elapsed time: 00 sec .**
**BKI0024I: Return code is: 2.**
End of output of Backint for MaxDB (D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.out)----
Removed Backint for MaxDB's temporary output file 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.out'.
Copying error output of Backint for MaxDB to this file.
Begin of error output of Backint for MaxDB (D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.err)----
End of error output of Backint for MaxDB (D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.err)----
Removed Backint for MaxDB's temporary error output file 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.err'.
Removed the Backint for MaxDB input file 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.in'.
Have finished clean up successfully.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Miral.> We are using TSM backint interface for Oracle database. We are in the process of implementing SCM. We would like to schedule MaxDB backup through backint interface for Oracle.
> *BSI File:*
>
> BACKINT D:\usr\sap\SCD\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\backint.exe
> *Parameter File - MaxDB_config*
> STAGING AREA: D:\TEMP\STAGE1 1024000 KB
> FILES PER BACKINT CALL: 2
> BACKINT: D:\usr\sap\SCD\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\backint.exe
>
> Using 'D:\usr\sap\SCD\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\backint.exe' as Backint for MaxDB program.
> 2010-03-30 17:39:38
> Cleaning up.
> Copying output of Backint for MaxDB to this file.
> **Data Protection for SAP(R)**
> **Interface between BRTools and Tivoli Storage Manager***
> **- Version 6, Release 1, Modification 0.0 for Win x64 -**
> **BKI8310E: The keyword MAXIMAL is not allowed.**
> **BKI1001E: syntax error in file 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\LCD\maxdb_config.par'. Exiting program.**
> **BKI0020I: End of program at: 03/30/10 17:38:36 .**
> **BKI0021I: Elapsed time: 00 sec .**
> **BKI0024I: Return code is: 2.**
>
> -
End of output of Backint for MaxDB (D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.out)----
> Removed Backint for MaxDB's temporary output file 'D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.out'.
> Copying error output of Backint for MaxDB to this file.
> -
Begin of error output of Backint for MaxDB (D:\sapdb\data\wrk\backint\sapdb.err)----
@Markus: thanks for the hint with the quote-formatting option!
Concerning the issue:
Sorry, but you misunderstood the way how the general BACKINT for Oracle interface is used with MaxDB.
See, MaxDB comes with a own BACKINT executable.
This is a enhanced BACKINT tools that allows pipes as data input channels - which is not supported by the Backint for Oracle.
The MaxDB Backint serves as a adapter program between the MaxDB Kernel and the backint for Oracle program.
So instead of
BACKINT: D:\usr\sap\SCD\SYS\exe\uc\NTAMD64\backint.exe
you should point it to the MaxDB provided adapater program.
I propose to revisit the documentation on that topic [Connecting to a Backint for Oracle Interface |http://maxdb.sap.com/doc/7_7/45/746a5712e14022e10000000a1553f6/content.htm].
best regards,
Lars -
How can I delete old back-ups SAP/Oralce from TSM?
Hi all,
How can I set an expiration date for old back-ups so that they are deleted when reached that date? For our R/3 Enterprise 4.7 on Oracle 9.2.0.7 / AIX 5.2 we use TSM & Backint.
BR0278I Command output of '/usr/sap/<SID>/SYS/exe/run/backint
Data Protection for mySAP.com(R) technology
Interface between SAPDBA Utilities and Tivoli Storage Manager
- Version 3, Release 3, Modification 1 for AIX LF 64-bit -
Build: 196 compiled on Feb 24 2003
(c) Copyright IBM Corporation, 1996, 2003, All Rights Reserved.
BKI2027I: Using TSM-API version 5.2.2.0 (compiled with 4.2.3.0).
BKI2000I: Successfully connected to PROLE on port tdpr3ora64.
BKI0005I: Start of program at: Fri Mar 23 20:01:45 2007expir_period will not work when using a SAP agent for backup (backint).
for TSM, you cannot set an expiration date, but you can an expiration based on number of versions.
check http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tivihelp/v1r1/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.itsmerp.doc_5.3.3/fbrg53m039.htm
you need to set a value for MAX_VERSIONS in your init[SID].utl file. Then, you init[SID].bki file will keep a count for versionning.
if you use both brbackup and brarchive, I would adive you use mutiple UTL files... and put links to multiple BKI files by adapting parameter CONFIG_FILE in your UTL file. -
Error : Restore oracle database from TSM
Hi ,
we have the RAMN backups of database in TSM.
presently that database is droped in USNODE1.
now we are trying to restore database from USSERVR23.
i am getting below error,i think its TSM error. related to hostname changes.(ANS1302E (RC2) )
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tivihelp/v1r1/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.itsmm.doc_5.3.3/update/ANS1302E.htm
Plz suggest me
RMAN> run{
2> ALLOCATE CHANNEL c1 DEVICE TYPE sbt PARMS "ENV=(TDPO_OPTFILE=/u02/oracle/admin/tdpo.opt)";
3>
4> restore controlfile ;
5> }
allocated channel: c1
channel c1: sid=1641 devtype=SBT_TAPE
channel c1: Tivoli Data Protection for Oracle: version 5.2.0.0
Starting restore at 29-MAY-09
channel c1: starting datafile backupset restore
channel c1: restoring control file
channel c1: reading from backup piece HOT1-20090424_1600-5fkd9nr6_1_1
ORA-19870: error reading backup piece HOT1-20090424_1600-5fkd9nr6_1_1
ORA-19507: failed to retrieve sequential file, handle="HOT1-20090424_1600-5fkd9nr6_1_1", parms=""
ORA-27029: skgfrtrv: sbtrestore returned error
ORA-19511: Error received from media manager layer, error text:
ANS1302E (RC2) No objects on server match query
failover to previous backup
Thanks,
VIJMay I ask a couple of questions?
Is the original backup from a RAC instance?
Are you using a Catalog for backup/restore?
What happens if you just use the control file backup, can the restore find the file?
See my question posted in this forum RMAN RAC and TSM features
Robert -
We are looking to examine the functionality of IBM's splitint implementation for flashcopy/snapshot using DS3x00 SAN's.
The IBM sales people are telling us we MUST use TSM for the backup once the snapshot is split from the live data. To me splitint looks like a separate program which merely manages the interaction with the SAN of splitting and resynching the snapshot. The backup itself could be done with another product (e.g. Legato) - which we have in large abundance. We don't really want to switch to another backup product unless we really must, since it will be really expensive fo license costs.
So, the question: does anybody use IBM splitint with IBM DS SANs (I presume this is the same for any ESS), and use a backup product OTHER than TSM?
Thanks, Andy.[img:1400:976]http://i45.tinypic.com/24wa3o1.jpg[/img] [img:1400:976]http://i50.tinypic.com/w9z3x1.jpg[/img]
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