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bingo.1
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June 23rd, 2022 12:00
You only need a license for new backups. A license will be used with the first backup of a client.
As long as you do not delete the save sets/the backup media, you will always be able to recover.
To release a license is a bit more complicated. Let me suggest you do the following:
- Run nsrls client to verify the number of entries in the client file index (CFI).
- Run nsrlic -v and check for the 'connected' Oracle clients
- Rename your file index directory for that client
- Run nsrim
- Run nsrlic -v again. You will hopefully not see the one client any longer. Worst case, restart NW.
- Rename the client's CFI directory to the old pathname.
- Run nsrls client to verify the entries.
AFAIR this should release an existing client & DB license.
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bingo.1
2.4K Posts
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June 23rd, 2022 12:00
You only need a license for new backups. A license will be used with the first backup of a client.
As long as you do not delete the save sets/the backup media, you will always be able to recover.
To release a license is a bit more complicated. Let me suggest you do the following:
- Run nsrls client to verify the number of entries in the client file index (CFI).
- Run nsrlic -v and check for the 'connected' Oracle clients
- Rename your file index directory for that client
- Run nsrim
- Run nsrlic -v again. You will hopefully not see the one client any longer. Worst case, restart NW.
- Rename the client's CFI directory to the old pathname.
- Run nsrls client to verify the entries.
AFAIR this should release an existing client & DB license.