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May 15th, 2007 17:00
How to set the backup command to backup oracle database?
Dear All,
I have used the configuration wizard to generate a clinet that want to back up his oracle database. Then the backup was completed.
Review the clinet's configuratoin and the backup command is nsrnmo1.
This may be a trouble in a cluster environment due to one client's command is nsrnmo1 and another is nsrnmo2.
I change both command of cluster clients to nsrnmo. the backup failed. following is error message:
nsrnmostart: No such file or directory
nsrnmostart returned status of 127
Do you everyone experience this?
Best Regards,
Dennis
I have used the configuration wizard to generate a clinet that want to back up his oracle database. Then the backup was completed.
Review the clinet's configuratoin and the backup command is nsrnmo1.
This may be a trouble in a cluster environment due to one client's command is nsrnmo1 and another is nsrnmo2.
I change both command of cluster clients to nsrnmo. the backup failed. following is error message:
nsrnmostart: No such file or directory
nsrnmostart returned status of 127
Do you everyone experience this?
Best Regards,
Dennis
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dk3
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May 18th, 2007 15:00
did I understand that right? On your first cluster node the script in /usr/sbin is called nsrnmo1 and on second node the name of the script is nsrnmo2? You'll probably get this error when starting a client backup with backup command nsrnmo.
If you use a single IP or hostname to back up your database from one of the two nodes you need only one Networker client resource. If you use 'nsrnmo' as backup command in this client resource you need to have a script in /usr/sbin with this name on BOTH nodes. The contents of the scripts on the two nodes may differ as needed.
Probably you'll have to rename the scripts in /usr/sbin on the cluster nodes to 'nsrnmo' after renaming them in the Networker resource (or vice versa).
Best regards.
amediratta
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May 15th, 2007 22:00
In the nsrnmo script, you need to define PATH variable for the folder where nsrnmostart exists, please check if that is set correctly.
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May 16th, 2007 01:00
sarpydog
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May 18th, 2007 22:00
Thanks for your help.
It's OK after I change the script name.
Dennis