Restoring Data

I recently bought a new iPad due to old one being lost. I did not back up the data but is there any way I can restore the game datas? All the scores are saved on Game Centre. Additonal question, I do not use the same laptop as the one I synced with, does the backed up data save localy or in my apple ID?

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
The only option you have is to set up iCloud with the same Apple ID as in your old device to see if your game data is synced. If this does not work, you will not be able to restore the game data because you do not have a backup of your old iPad.

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I am trying to restore Server A's backup data to Server B (they are all oracle11g) using rman. The restore commands is below:
rman target /;
shutdown immediate;
startup nomount;
restore controlfile from '/usr/local/oracle/backup/20100418/ctl_xxx'
alter database mount;
catalog start with '/usr/local/oracle/backup/20100418/';
restore database;
recover database;
alter database open resetlogs;
For the first time, it works. But when i tried to restore another backup data by the same way:
rman target /;
shutdown immediate;
startup nomount;
restore controlfile from '/usr/local/oracle/backup/20100425/ctl_xxx'
alter database mount;
catalog start with '/usr/local/oracle/backup/20100425/';
restore database;
recover database;
alter database open resetlogs;
The second time, i found that rman restore the old backup data, which means that it restore the data file under '/usr/local/oracle/backup/20100418/' instead of '/usr/local/oracle/backup/20100425/'.
So I run 'list backup of database summary' to see the backup set lists in control file.
List of Backups
===============
Key TY LV S Device Type Completion Time #Pieces #Copies Compressed Tag
910 B 0 A DISK 18-APR-10 1 1 NO TAG20100418T020007
945 B 0 A DISK 25-APR-10 1 1 NO TAG20100425T020007
But when i run ‘restore database preview summary’ to see the backup set list to restore
List of Backups
===============
Key TY LV S Device Type Completion Time #Pieces #Copies Compressed Tag
910 B 0 A DISK 18-APR-10 1 1 NO TAG20100418T020007
there's no backup set 945 at all. that's why i could not restore data file under '/usr/local/oracle/backup/20100425/' at the second time.
So, why two backup list is different ? how can i restore datafile under '/usr/local/oracle/backup/20100425/' ?
My backup script is below:
run{
allocate channel c1 type disk;
backup incremental level 0 as backupset format '$DIR/`date +%Y%m%d`/data_%d_c0_%T_%u' database;
sql 'alter system archive log current';
backup archivelog from time 'sysdate-14' format '$DIR/`date +%Y%m%d`/log_%d_%T_%u';
backup current controlfile format '$DIR/`date +%Y%m%d`/ctl_%d_%T_%I_%u';
release channel c1;
Thanks
Edited by: user13055376 on 2010-4-29 上午1:20

yeah, I am sure Tag: TAG20100425T020007 exists
RMAN> list backupset 945;
List of Backup Sets
BS Key Type LV Size Device Type Elapsed Time Completion Time
945 Incr 0 6.40G DISK 00:05:46 25-APR-10
BP Key: 945 Status: AVAILABLE Compressed: NO Tag: TAG20100425T020007
Piece Name: /usr/local/oracle/backup/20100425/data_QIANGL_c0_20100425_thlbvjt7
List of Datafiles in backup set 945
File LV Type Ckp SCN Ckp Time Name
1 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/system01.dbf
2 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/sysaux01.dbf
3 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/undotbs01.dbf
4 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/users01.dbf
5 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/dict01.dbf
6 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/support01.dbf
7 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/supportindex01.dbf
8 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/log01.dbf
9 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/logindex01.dbf
10 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/lobindex01.dbf
11 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/data01.dbf
12 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/indexes01.dbf
13 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/image001.dbf
14 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/tongbuimage001.dbf
15 0 Incr 2498880165194 25-APR-10 /usr/local/oracle/oradata/qiangl/imagebackup001.dbf
My purpose is to use the newest backupset of Server A to update Server B. So if Server A crush, Server B will be useful. Is there any other way to do that ?
retention policy :'configure retention policy to redundancy 4'
And Server A do LV0 backup every 7 day, and do LV1 backup ervery other day.
Edited by: user13055376 on 2010-4-29 上午3:45

My iphone is stuck, it says connect to itunes, and when I aconnect it to my pc, my pc says restore data but everything will be erased and I don't wanna lose everything. please help me

my iphone is stuck, it says connect to itunes, and when I aconnect it to my pc, my pc says restore data but everything will be erased and I don't wanna lose everything. please help me

If you have a graphic of iTunes and a cable displayed on your iDevice then it is in Recovery mode.
Check this to try an "exit"
http://osxdaily.com/2011/01/08/iphone-recovery-mode/

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How can I restore data from my iCloud account on a new iPhone 5c with a previous SW version that my old (stolen) iPhone 5?

Hello everybody,
I need help to restore data from my iCloud account on an unused iPhone 5c because my iPhone 5 with a newer iOS update was stolen. When I try I get a message that I cannot retore my data because the iOS on my iPhone 5c is an older version than on the stolen iPhone 5.
There must be a way to do this. I hope to hear from you
thanks!

Welcome to Apple Support Communities
You cannot. However, you can solve this problem by setting the iPhone as a new device and upgrading iOS in Settings -> Software Update.
After upgrading iOS, open Settings -> General -> Reset -> Erase All Content and Settings. Finally, Setup Assistant will let you restore the backup.

How do I restore data from icloud to iphone

how can i restore data from icloud to iphone

You mean an iCloud backup? If so, first make sure your phone is running the same or higher version of iOS as the device that backed up was running. If it isn't, you'll have to update it first in order to restore the backup.
Then go to Settings>General>Reset, tap Erase All Content and Settings, go the setup screens on the phone and when given the option, choose Restore from iCloud Backup and follow the prompts. Be sure your phone is connected to wifi and your charger while it is restoring the backup.

How can I restore data from iCloud

My iPad locked up last night and I had to restore to factory settings to make it operable. During the process it asked me if I wanted to restore my data and it told me that the latest and only backup was from a few minutes before that time which was AFTER all my stuff got wiped out. I was able to resync some apps and all my music from iTunes, but I lost a ton of pictures and other files that I thought were SUPPOSED to be safe on iCloud.
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The "Apple data" such as contacts, calendars, notes, etc. are not backed up to an iCloud backup, since they reside in the special databases on iCloud. If you delete some data from a device (e.g. one contact), it is deleted from that device, from iCloud's database and thus from all other devices connected to that iCloud account.
Hence performing a restore from an iCloud backup will not help.
However, if that data was ever on a computer (assuming the computer also synced data from iCloud) and if you consistently perform backups using something like Time Machine on a mac or any number of backup programs on Windows, then you should be able to restore the data from that backup. For example, on a mac, invoke the contacts app then choose Enter Time Machine from the Time Machine icon on the main toolbar. That will allow you to go back in time and choose an older backup to restore.
If you have an iTunes backup on the computer, I'm not really sure that also includes the Apple data stored on iCloud. It should have the local data. For example, Contacts can be under "iCloud" or "On My Mac" (or whatever computer you use). An iTunes restore should restore the data on your computer.
The whole idea regarding an iCloud backup is that if your device ever fails and must be replaced or reset, the backup will restore all the data as it was at the time of the last backup. The restore will return all the device's settings such as iCloud login, on/off states of data to connect to (like contacts). Once that's done, the device will connect to iCloud and download the current data.
IMPORTANT...
Photos should be regularly synced to a computer (like you store photos from a digital camera) using either USB via iTunes (on a mac use iPhoto or Aperture to move them to an album) or using photo stream. If you have been doing that, then you can sync those photos back to your device.
If you haven't been saving photos except relying on iCloud to store them in a backup, then that is risky, as many users have discovered. I'm afraid I have no advice in this case - there is no "cure".

Just bought a new iphone 5 i have an old imac computer OSX 10.5.8 and itune version 10 (updated at great cost last year for iphone4) it dosen't let me restore data... any chance of update or do i have to thow away my computer (and never by Mac aga data 0

Just bought a new iphone 5, i have an old imac computer OSX 10.5.8 and itune version 10 (updated at great cost last year for iphone4) it dosen't let me restore data... any chance of update or do i have to thow away my computer (and never by Mac again?)

You an use your iPhone without connecting it to a computer.
But the product description for the iPhone clearly states that in order to sync with a Mac you must have OSX 10.6.8 or later. That version of the OSX is usually called Snow Leopard. There are two mo recent versions of OSX. OSX 10.7.x (Lion) and OSX 10.8.x (Mountain Lion).
If you can upgrade your computer to at least Snow Leopard I suggest you do so.

HT201250 Circle and cross through iTunes icon afte the seagate hard drive replaced and restored data from time machine backup.

Circle and cross through iTunes icon: had the seagate hard drive replaced and restored data from time machine backup. Why does the iTunes icon have a circle and cross through it? As though incomplete? tried everything and still Circle and cross through iTunes icon.

No it isn't something you'd find on the computer, it has to be custom installed from the 10.6 installer disc or Software Update if it wasn't before. It allows you to use older PowerPC applications on your Mac. On the other hand double check the version of iTunes you have does not require 10.7 minimum either.

Need help restoring data

I have several disparate Windows 2003-based database with limited storage and memory resources. Each database is running in NOARCHIVE mode. I have a need to backup the database prior to upgrades. If errors occur, I'd like to be able to restore the database to its previous state.
However, each time I perform a restore/recover, I see the updated data in all tables rather than the original data from the backup. Am I under the false impression that RMAN can restore data within the same database? Any help is appreciated.
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Rman will always try to recover the DB to the point of failure unless otherwise specified. If the changes made by you is available in the online logs(since your DB is running in noarchivelog), it will always apply that changes too while recovering.
if you execute the restore commands shown by you, RMAN will restore the datafiles (if any file is missing and backup is available), apply the changes (if available in the logs) and open it..
Rman is more suited for productin DB s where DB is running most of the time and in archivelog mode. In your scenario, I think, a cold backup is suited...
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i've lost my Iphone 4 and found it back. i am unable to restore data. if i connect to itunes its getting restarted again and again. what should I DO ??? TS KEEP ON RESTARTING ALL THE TIME

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http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1808
iPhone: Hardware troubleshooting
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2802
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My issue is still not resolved. What do I do next?
Contact Apple Support.
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I have a MacBook Pro. I connect my iPad to the Mac with the USB cable and launch Image Capture. My iPad appears under the Devices heading with the option to import all of the photos - or any combination of them - to any folder on my Mac that I choose.
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