RMAN BACKUP obk_stderr output generates command not found

[aksriniv]

we have Oracle 9i database and we are using netbackup 7.1 to backup the oracle database through RMAN backup is completing fine but bphdb log always

generate obkstderr output file and the output is always

ORACLE_SID=QH: Command not found.
export: Command not found.

[Will_Restore]

Please attach your RMAN script for review.  Normally those entries are sent to Oracle but it appears they are being directed to the OS command line instead.

[Nicolai]

The export command is used in Korn shell - but not bash.

Make sure you have the shebang in start of script

e.g

#!/usr/bin/ksh

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shebang_(Unix)

[Tmy_70]

From the Netbackup for Oracle SysAdmin

Linking NetBackup for Oracle with RMAN

Linking RMAN with a library provided by NetBackup for Oracle on UNIX is the only

NetBackup requirement. Before writing to sequential devices such as tape, you must link

the Oracle Server software with the media management API library installed by

NetBackup for Oracle on UNIX. Oracle uses this library when it needs to write to, or read

from devices supported by Media Manager.

¥ To link Oracle with NetBackup for Oracle on UNIX

1. Become the Oracle user.

su - oracle

2.

Shutdown all of the Oracle instances (SIDs). The user must connect as sysdba, either

using OS Authentication or Oracle Authentication (set up in the Oracle password

file). The following example is for Oracle9i.

Set the ORACLE_SID environment variable to the first SID.

Connect as sysdba using OS Authentication:

sqlplus /nolog

connect / as sysdba

shutdown immediate

exit

Connect as sysdba using Oracle Authentication (via password file):

sqlplus /nolog

connect userid/password as sysdba

shutdown immediate

exit

Change the ORACLE_SID environment variable to any other SID that uses this Oracle

installation and repeat above commands.

3.

Set up automatic linking.

a.

Change directory to install_path/netbackup/bin/

b.

Run the oracle_link script:

./oracle_link

This script determines the Oracle version level and then links Oracle to

NetBackup accordingly. All output from this script will be captured in a

/tmp/make_trace.pid file. To change the trace file location, change the

MAKE_TRACE

variable in the oracle_link script.

[Yasuhisa_Ishika]

If so, you have to specify DBA user whose login shell is sh compatible.
Change login shell of existing DBA user, or create a new DBA user and set its login shell /bin/sh.