2 weeks ago
How to restore oracle backup on different client?
backup was created on tape on Netbackup server A, client B, media server B
When i want restore from server A, to client C, media server C
1. not possible force media server C and media server B does not exists.
2. for client C not possible found any backups, bcs all backups are under B (joined with B), nothing under C
How to solve?
Dont waste time with https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/article.100022605 - it is not usable.
ORA_NB_SERVER=A, ORA_NB_CLIENT=C did not find any backup, bcs all backup are binded with B
After start, NB console is showing as media server B - another problem. Whats happen if B does not exits.
/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bplist -C C -l -b -t 4 -R / returns nothing (maybe export - import?, how? )
PS: and in some is No.Restrictinos and No.restrictions - which is right? On unix, they are really 2 files ;)
Tomash
2 weeks ago
Hello,
why you are searching client C backups, when the backup was created with client B?
FORCE_RESTORE_MEDIA_SERVER = B C should also work, but a root cause is a wrong client.
It is No.Restrictions, neither No.Restrictinos nor No.restrictions.
Regards
M.
2 weeks ago
Agree with Michal
Also if bplist doesn't return anything, it's because you are asking the wrong question :)
See : https://www.mass.dk/netbackup-quick-hints/bplist-a-handy-tool-for-the-netbackup-admin/
On the master server as root, or on the client where the backup was made, as root or the ora{SID} user account :
/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/bplist -C B -l -b -t 4 -R /
What type of oracle backup are we talking about ?. Usually Oracle restore is a task for the DBA, not NBU admin.
You should not use No.Restrictions, it allows EVERYBODY to restore from ANYWHERE. Use alt names instead :
https://www.veritas.com/support/en_US/doc/18716246-126559472-0/v41612926-126559472
https://vox.veritas.com/t5/NetBackup/How-to-add-client-in-altnames/td-p/731175
If media is available, other media servers will pick up the restore.
2 weeks ago
I suggest that before complicating things with Oracle, try restoring a regular Standard-policy backup from B, into C.
That way you can first confirm that you have the appropiate permissions and certificates.