User Managed Recovery Scripts

I have searched on the internet but to no avail.
I currently perform hot backups with User Managed
Scripts. I was able to write these scripts from a
book that I have on my desk.
Can someone show me how to restore a 9i Database with
User Managed Scripts? No! The book I have purely
discusses Restoring a Database using RMAN. We are not
using RMAN here!
Or is there somewhere on the net that will show how
to write the User Managed Scripts to restore a
database or atleast show the commands I need perfrom?U can search in google for complete scripts.U can also use OS scripts for restore operation.Are u looking for command which restore ur backup or recover ur database with hot backup.In first case u can use OS scripts or OS copy command for restoration purpose ,In second case , U are recovering ur database with hot backups , so , u must have to have Archivelog files and apply on it.
Thanks
Tinku

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User Managed Recovery vs RMAN Managed Recovery

Is there any difference in this or just a misnomer?

They are used for the same purpose as their name implies. You can use one or the other. There are some minor differences, like being not able to use the cancel option in rman as I have said previously. But you can do what "cancel" does by using log sequences in rman, etc...
So you need to read both chapters in the related manual.

Is the recovery techniques for RMAN and user managed are different

Hi Gurus,
I want to know the exact difference b/w RMAN and user managed recovery.
Is the difference is too much or if we know the user managed recovery,can we do the recovery using the RMAN...
Regards,
pradeep

user6738165 wrote:
Hi Gurus,
I want to know the exact difference b/w RMAN and user managed recovery.
Is the difference is too much or if we know the user managed recovery,can we do the recovery using the RMAN...
Regards,
pradeepHi Pradeep and welcome to the forum
I'd suggest you to check the Oracle Documentation to find out the difference by yourself
RMAN Recovery Concepts
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/backup.102/b14191/rcmconc2.htm#i1007882
Performing User-Managed Recovery
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/backup.102/b14191/osrecov.htm#BABBBBBB
RMAN has great advantages over the User-Managed techniques. RMAN uses it's own RMAN commands to perform backup or recovery, while with user-managed backup and recovery you use SQL commands
By knowing the main backup and recovery concepts, you can perform both

User managed backup

I am a newbie to Oracle. I am having a question regarding user managed hot backup. My oracle version is 11.2.0.2 and OS version is OEL.
What will happen, if we perform User Managed Hot Backup without setting tablespaces in BEGIN BACKUP mode?

aee649c3-9d9a-40a3-bd64-460990851489 wrote:
I am a newbie to Oracle. I am having a question regarding user managed hot backup. My oracle version is 11.2.0.2 and OS version is OEL.
What will happen, if we perform User Managed Hot Backup without setting tablespaces in BEGIN BACKUP mode?
The bigger question is why you would do a user managed backup in the first place. User managed backup means user managed recovery. The oracle supplied utility for database backup is 'rman', and the 'r' stand for 'recovery' -- as in "Recovery Manager". Not using rman to do your backups is akin to not using the spare tire, jack, and lug wrench that came with your car to fix a flat tire.
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Recovery in R12 with user managed cold backups

We have R12.1.1 ( db 11.1.0.7 ) on RHEL 5.3 ( ALL SET UP 64 bit ).
we have user managed cold backup scheduled with tar -czvf command.
Archiving is enabled. Production server is 2 nodes ( Apps + DB ) .
Suppose we have backup on hard disk and our Production server ( db is crashed ).
we will prepare new server copy the backup from Hard disk to new server and run adcfgclone.pl scripts.
What else do we need to do on this new server to go live ?
Please reply

Hi;
We have R12.1.1 ( db 11.1.0.7 ) on RHEL 5.3 ( ALL SET UP 64 bit ).
we have user managed cold backup scheduled with tar -czvf command.
Archiving is enabled. Production server is 2 nodes ( Apps + DB ) .
Suppose we have backup on hard disk and our Production server ( db is crashed ).
we will prepare new server copy the backup from Hard disk to new server and run adcfgclone.pl scripts.
What else do we need to do on this new server to go live ?1. If you run preclone sh before take cold backup than you can go wiht clone process
2. If you dont run than you can create same user, same mount point on new server and try to relink oracle binary(I assume you have also ORACLE_HOME backup) and try to make up your system
Regard
Helios

Is User-managed Backup&Recovery Useless Because of RMAN?

Is user-managed backup&recovery method useless because of RMAN?

Nice dicussion!
Also, one has to remember that if your database is using ASM, RMAN is the only option for backup/restore/recover (atleast in 10g).
Can SAN Snapshot/SplitMirroring be used to take a backup of database using ASM?
--MM

User managed Backup & recovery

i am looking for the abstract of user managed backup & recovery, looking forward for everday commands for it.

Maybe you will start from reading the docs:
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96572/toc.htm
Best Regards
Krystian Zieja / mob

User managed coldbkp vs rman cold backup

Hi,
I confused about rman cold backup in no catalog mode while restore the backup.please anyone clarify it.
1,I am not confused about user manged cold backup.I took the backup (spfile,control file,redo file,datafile,password file.)Is it right one?
2,In rman cold backup in no catalog mod, we used backup sets for backup,control file is autobackup is enabled.
The backup set format is not OS format.The backup stored at flash recovery area.
Just assume,
I lost all files(spfile,control file,redo file,datafile,password file.)How to recover that.
I am not able to identity spfile & control file in backupset in flash recovery area.
How to identity the spfile,control file during the restoration?
3,Rman takes the copy of online redo file in cold backup?
If it's not,How to recover the database & in user managed backup,copy of online redo log file is must?
4,What is the difference between dbid & sid?when it is used?
5,Can i specifty format for spfile when i take the backup? can i use trace file(control file ) for restoration?
I read the oracle documents, but I am not understand the above things clearly.please anyone rectify it.

user3266490 wrote:
Hi,
I confused about rman cold backup in no catalog mode while restore the backup.please anyone clarify it.
1,I am not confused about user manged cold backup.I took the backup (spfile,control file,redo file,datafile,password file.)Is it right one?
Yes,you are right,but first need SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE;
>
2,In rman cold backup in no catalog mod, we used backup sets for backup,control file is autobackup is enabled.
The backup set format is not OS format.The backup stored at flash recovery area.
If you do not explicitly configured rman then yes it will backup to FRA.
Just assume,
I lost all files(spfile,control file,redo file,datafile,password file.)How to recover that.
First need SET (EXPORT) ORACLE_SID and then
rman target /
startup force nomount;
restore spfile from 'autobackuplocation';
startup force nomount;
restore controlfile from 'autobackuplocation';
catalog start with 'backupandarchiveloglocation';
restore database;
recover database;
alter database open resetlogs;
I am not able to identity spfile & control file in backupset in flash recovery area.
From rman you can execute LIST BACKUP or LIST BACKUP OF CONTROLFILE;
How to identity the spfile,control file during the restoration?
3,Rman takes the copy of online redo file in cold backup?No,RMAN do not backup online logs,due to this do not need.
If it's not,How to recover the database & in user managed backup,copy of online redo log file is must?
If cold backup then you can open database with resetlogs option and online logs will create automatically(if you did not copy this logs)
>
4,What is the difference between dbid & sid?when it is used?
DBID is unique identify database in recovery catalog and using this you can restore controlfile easily.But SID is ORACLE_SID and identify instance.This is environment variable like ORACLE_HOME
5,Can i specifty format for spfile when i take the backup? can i use trace file(control file ) for restoration?
Yes you can identify format manually for spfile. ALTER DATABASE BACKUP CONTROLFILE TO TRACE ... this statement use to getting script for recreating controlfile again.So this is not backup and you can notuse for restoring controlfile.If you do not have a backup of controlfile and all datafilesd available then you can use this statement.
I read the oracle documents, but I am not understand the above things clearly.please anyone rectify it.All these and with all situation clearly explained below doc
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/backup.112/e10642/toc.htm

Backups User managed to RMAN

Hi,
RE: Oracle 9i, 9.2... on Linux Red Hat.
I am managing around 10 Oracle databases. Currently they are user managed backups.
I need to move to RMAN backups.
Any good up-to date [Oracle notes / Metalink doc ID / Sample code] you can suggest?
Thanks in advance.

You find all documentation here on OTN, start with
Oracle® Database Backup and Recovery Quick Start Guide
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/backup.102/b14193/toc.htm
Even if you don't plan to use EM as backup/recovery GUI, you may use it to create scripts as templates, which later will run outside of EM.
Werner

OIM 9.1.0 with Database User Management: Connector Exception upon Connect

Hi,
I've been struggling with the Database User Management connector (9.0.4) with Sybase, following the steps word-for-word as per the documentation (Oracle® Identity Manager Connector Guide for Database User Manage Release 9.0.4; E10425-0; July 2009).
When defining the IT Resource through the Install Connector wizard, I get the following when it does a connection test:
14:51:52,795 ERROR [WEBAPP] Class/Method: CreateITResourceAction/testConnectivityForDataBase/ClassNotFoundException encounter some problems: No ClassLoaders found for: com.sybase.jdbc2.jdbc.SybDriver
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: No ClassLoaders found for: com.sybase.jdbc2.jdbc.SybDriver
even though I've ensured jconn2.jar is in the ThirdParty directory, reflushed the cache, and restarted OIM; the connector still can't seem to load the driver.
I've tried the database testing script with similar results.
Any thoughts?
Cheers
Simon
PS: I believe v5.5 of JConnect (as required by the OIM Connector) has been EOL'd and Sybase. They recommend you use v6.0 (v6 is jconn3.jar)), which from what I can see should work as com.sybase.jdbc3.jdbc.SybDriver; I tried that as well but had the same ClassNotFoundException.

I've fixed it; needed to copy jconn2.jar into the $JBOSS_HOME/lib directory and restart the server.

Third-Party User Management Tools

I'm looking for recommendations for third-party user management tools that can do the following:
- Identify and bulk-expire/no visibility users that are inactive for >XXX days
- Identify users with auto-forward rules
- Bulk-delete inactive accounts (from GW database only, not eDirectory accounts)
- Maybe even bulk-move inactive/expired accounts to a "dead accounts" post office?
I have an immediate mandate to clean up our environment, and I don't see how to do this in bulk with existing native tools. It's just one guy (me) versus 42 post offices and 23,000 user accounts...
Thanks!

You can create your own tools using the GroupWise Administrative Object API and the GroupWise Object API.
Please refer to the Cool Solutions article I wrote ( shameless self promotion ) "Scripting GroupWise" - Scripting GroupWise | Novell User Communities for more information on the GroupWise Admin API. I suggest that you modify the script listUser.vbs to include domain name ( GWUser.PostOffice.Domain.Name ) , post office name ( GWUser.PostOffice.Name ), visibility ( GWUser.Visibility ) and last login date ( GWUser.MailboxLastLoginDate). You will need to run an audit report on each post office to update the MailboxLastLoginDate property. Import the output into Excel and sort / filter accordingly for analysis.
Setting an expiration date ( MailboxExpDate ) and / or visibility ( Visibility ) is done by assigning values to the respective properties and using the commit method - e.g GWUser.Commit
Identifying accounts with auto-forward rules can be using GroupWise Object to log into each account using a trusted application key. I posted ( more shameless self promotion ) some sample code to list proxy access in another thread - https://forums.novell.com/novell-pro....html#poststop. It is not too difficult to modify the code to iterate through rules and select those that include the action forward.
Deleting is be done using the the delete method - e.g. GWuser.Delete(eadGW) where eadGW is constant with the value 1.
I would advise against using the Administrative Object API to automate moving accounts. Best practices to avoid problems during moves involve running GWCheck against user objects until there are no errors. I perform structure, contents, contents with attclip and contents with deldupfolders checks until there are no error before moving accounts. There is also the issue of how many simultaneous moves the post office agents can handle. More accurately it is the number of simultaneous purges on the source post office that need to be monitored.
If you need more help with coding let me know.
Sincerely,
Bryan Vandenberg
Originally Posted by gregamy
I'm looking for recommendations for third-party user management tools that can do the following:
- Identify and bulk-expire/no visibility users that are inactive for >XXX days
- Identify users with auto-forward rules
- Bulk-delete inactive accounts (from GW database only, not eDirectory accounts)
- Maybe even bulk-move inactive/expired accounts to a "dead accounts" post office?
I have an immediate mandate to clean up our environment, and I don't see how to do this in bulk with existing native tools. It's just one guy (me) versus 42 post offices and 23,000 user accounts...
Thanks!

I need user management system in PHP recommendations to work with Flex client side

Hi All,
I have a very big project that involves PHP server side (That i have to develop) and Flex client side. I was wondering it there is a ready made PHP user management system that i can use to provide me:
- user login/logout
- forgot my password functionality
- register (better with captcha)
Does someone can recommend this kind of php system?

Hi, guys
Free and open source PHP User Management Scripts. These scripts provide a solution of creating a membership system of a website.
Some PHP user management scripts listed on PHPKode.com. which you can choose the right php user management to meet your demands!
Hopefully can help you!
Best regards!
Anny

An error prevents the Change Management Upgrade script from executing

I have Warehouse Builder 10g on a database 10g R1.
On a server linux I have the repository, and on other server (Sun 5.9) I have runtimes for production.
I want execute an upgrade deploy action on one object but I get this error:
An error prevents the Change Management Upgrade script from executing successfully. We strongly advise that this Upgrade is UNDONE and the problem is investigated. Data loss may occur if you accept this Upgrade
Any idea?
Thanks,
Fernando.

I review the installation, it was made with a diferent user that database, I get same permission, restart runtimes service and problem was resolved.
Fernando.

User Managed Hot Backup via Sql

Hi being a bit old school - I am trying to understand the steps required for a Hotbackup managed via Sql ( sorry all RMAN fans ! )
I understand that I can backup each tablespace in turn ( via the necessary ALTER TABLESPACE <x> BEGIN BACKUP and then take it out of backup)
I presume also that I simply take a backup of my control file ( wither as binary or as trace if need be )
I am also guessing that you do not backup the Redo Logs ( since you will reset these on any recovery anyway )
The bit I am not sure about is the Undo Tablespace - can it be backup in eactly the same way as any of the other tablespaces ?
Are there any other components that I need to backup ( apart from archive logs )
thanks,
Jim

EdStevens wrote:
Jim Thompson wrote:
Hi being a bit old school - I am trying to understand the steps required for a Hotbackup managed via Sql ( sorry all RMAN fans ! )
I understand that I can backup each tablespace in turn ( via the necessary ALTER TABLESPACE <x> BEGIN BACKUP and then take it out of backup)
I presume also that I simply take a backup of my control file ( wither as binary or as trace if need be )
I am also guessing that you do not backup the Redo Logs ( since you will reset these on any recovery anyway )
The bit I am not sure about is the Undo Tablespace - can it be backup in eactly the same way as any of the other tablespaces ?
Are there any other components that I need to backup ( apart from archive logs )
thanks,
JimI'm old school too. Been in this business over 30 years. Still prefer a command line interface.Me too.
>
But c'mon .... user managed backups? How about dictionary managed tablespaces? initialization parameter files instead of spfiles? Ok, I'll give you the DMT (old skool hippies should be lol now). But user managed backups do have their place, and seriously, I think plain old parameter files are in many cases better than strange binary things that need special software to manipulate and require you to remember arbitrary things. I cuss at regedit every time...
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What is the business or technical justification for not going with rman?
I can still remember my grandfather arguing with the guy at the tire store, insisting they put inner tubes in those "newfangled" tubeless tires . . .My last lawn tractor had much better luck with tubed replacement tires than tubeless with puncture sealant. Naturally as soon as I bought a new tractor I got a puncture, it doesn't come with sealant. Anyone who's ever struggled with a bead that doesn't set in without a high pressure air pump will appreciate grandpa's point of view. As well as sew-ups.

PHP user management system

I have been using an ASP based user management system with an
Access
database and it has worked very well, however, I need to
implement a similar
system on a Linux server. I know you can password protect
sections of the
site using htaccess but I want something similar to what I
get with the ASP
system, ie user reg page and redirection pages for those who
enter wrong
details, duplicate usernames, password recovery, etc. Nothing
fancy, just
the basic functions to allow people to access restricted
areas of the site.
No payment will be involved, my client just wants to limit
access to certain
parts of the site to registered users.
Can anyone recommend something simple and easy to setup and
use? Either a DW
extension or standalone, bearing in mind I don't know PHP but
I can edit
code with a little guidance...
Many thanks in advance

DW has User Authentication server behaviors built in, you
know?
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"polarl light" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:g166m7$gvt$[email protected]..
>I have been using an ASP based user management system
with an Access
>database and it has worked very well, however, I need to
implement a
>similar system on a Linux server. I know you can password
protect sections
>of the site using htaccess but I want something similar
to what I get with
>the ASP system, ie user reg page and redirection pages
for those who enter
>wrong details, duplicate usernames, password recovery,
etc. Nothing fancy,
>just the basic functions to allow people to access
restricted areas of the
>site. No payment will be involved, my client just wants
to limit access to
>certain parts of the site to registered users.
>
> Can anyone recommend something simple and easy to setup
and use? Either a
> DW extension or standalone, bearing in mind I don't know
PHP but I can
> edit code with a little guidance...
>
> Many thanks in advance
>

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