Oracle database restore fail
We are trying to restore oracle database from one server to another. It all starts well but this is where it stuck.
Error bpbrm (pid=11257) cannot get server's peername on client rome_pres-bu
Error bpbrm (pid=11257) listen for client protocol error - couldn't write necessary information on /usr/openv/netbackup/logs/user_ops/dbext/logs/10774.0.1517947887
And here is the fix that worked.....
After plenty of troubleshooting it was found that the DBA were not using same dbid as of source client in the restore script on destination client. Also the SID was incorrect. The restore is running smooth at the moment.
The DBA is moving to Oracle 12c and proposing to do backups their own instead of using NetBackup so that they can have control on their own on backup/restore. They are little nervous with the restore issue but it's completely due to their poor script.
What are the benefits of using NetBackup for Database backups (to tape/disk) against DBA doing their own? This will help me talk about NetBackup in our upcoming meeting with them.