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September 26th, 2013 06:00

Restore from Clone Networker

Hi,

i'm a newbye.

We uses 2 Networker with 2 data domain.

The first is in prod, the second is the backup on another server.

Datadomain are automatically syncronized.

I want to perfom a restore using backup datadomain using NSR_CLIENT and SERVER of the prod env.

It is possbile?

Thank you.

  • bingo.1

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    Posted September 26th, 2013 08:00

    If the second DD contains a clone, then you should have 2 savesets

      - with the same SSID                 but

      - with a different Clone ID

    So if you specify the comman like "recover ... -S " you can access it directly.

    However, you cannot specify a certain volume from the GUI. In this case you must first set the original save set to 'suspect'

    (nsrmm  -S -o suspect) and start the graphical recover process.

  • davyp74

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    Posted September 26th, 2013 23:00

    Sorry,

    I have not explained well.

    I've 2 server on different site and  network. In both are installed Oracle Database.

    In Host A i've:

    - Networker Server: HostA_Server

    - Networker Client: HostA_Cliente

    - Datadomain: HostA_Dom

    in Host B:

    - Datadomain: HostB_Dom

    I perform a backup with Oracle Rman on HostA .

    HostB_Dom synchronizes with HostA_Dom

    Now i want to perform a recovery on HostB using networker server and client of HostA and Datadomain of

    HostB.

    It is possible?

    Thank you.

  • ble1

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    Posted September 29th, 2013 12:00

    Only if HostA_Server is aware of copy and HostB_Client as a client.

  • davyp74

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    Posted October 4th, 2013 00:00

    I'm a newbie.

    How can i verify this?

  • ble1

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    Posted October 4th, 2013 01:00

    The only way to verify it is to actually test it and document it as future procedure in your environment in case that you need it.