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Windows Oracle failed to recover to a different machine

lzm
Level 3

一、Environmental Information:

1、Linux NBU sever version:9.1

2、windows 2016 + oracle 19

3、Host mapping has been added to the hosts file

4、recovery conditions:

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二、Recovery controlfile failed:

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kiyan
Level 5

can you provide more information,like are you able to browse the catalog and list the restore points?
have you checked below article:

https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.10002568

 

thanks,

"https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.10002568",The website you provided cannot be opened, indicating that The document you are searching is no longer available

Supplementary information:

1、Restoring Oracle to its original machine is normal
2、The backup data of the original machine can be queried on the machine to be restored

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kiyan
Level 5

are you using the same username (or same group) on destination for restore, as the one you used to back up the oracle ( my bad, I missed the last number)
https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.100025683 
can you share the DBCLIENT log   on the destination client.

thanks,It is indeed a problem with user permissions. Currently, the control file has been restored, but the data file recovery has failed:

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