Oracle 11D Backup - ORA-19554 und ORA-27211
Hallo zusammen, ich versuche ein Backup einer Oracle Datenbank zu erstellen, welches immer fehl schlägt. Hier erstmal eine Aufstellung der eingesetzten Systeme: Backup-Server: Windows Server 2008 R2 Enterprise, Backup Exec 15 (Version 14.2 Rev. 1180) Oracle-Server: Windows Server 2003 Standard, Oracle 11d (laut Adminkonsole) oder 11g (laut Eintrag im Startmenü) (wo kann man das genau nachgucken? In der Systemsteuerung unter Software findet sich kein Oracle Eintrag) Ich bin nach dem Handbuch vorgegangen, also Punkt H. Dennoch kommt immer folgender Fehler: Sichern- Oracle-Win::\\<Servername>\<DB-Name> Das Datenbankskript gab einen Fehler zurück. Details finden Sie im Abschnitt für die Skriptausgabe in den Auftragsprotokollen. Und hier die Details zum Script: Recovery Manager: Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production on Do Nov 26 12:17:12 2015 Copyright (c) 1982, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Mit Ziel-Datenbank verbunden: <DB-Name>(DBID=1052354931) # ----------------------------------------------------------------- # RMAN command section # ----------------------------------------------------------------- RUN { SET CONTROLFILE AUTOBACKUP FORMAT FOR DEVICE TYPE SBT_TAPE TO 'BE_'; ALLOCATE CHANNEL ch0 TYPE 'SBT_TAPE'; SEND 'BSA_SERVICE_HOST=<BE-Server-IP>,NBBSA_TOTAL_STREAMS=1,NBBSA_JOB_COOKIE={8B34ECAA-72B5-47CD-B3CC-581CFDF12C55},NBBSA_DB_DEVICE_NAME=Oracle-Win::\\<Servername>\<DB-Name>'; BACKUP INCREMENTAL LEVEL=0 FORMAT 'BE_U' DATABASE FORCE PLUS ARCHIVELOG FORCE DELETE INPUT; BACKUP CURRENT CONTROLFILE FORMAT 'BE_U'; RELEASE CHANNEL ch0; } Befehl wird ausgeführt: SET CONTROLFILE AUTOBACKUP FORMAT Kontrolldatei der Zieldatenbank wird anstelle des Recovery-Katalogs verwendet RMAN-00571: =========================================================== RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS =============== RMAN-00571: =========================================================== RMAN-03009: Fehler bei allocate Befehl in ch0 Kanal auf 11/26/2015 12:17:16 ORA-19554: Fehler beim Zuweisen von Gerät, Gerättyp: SBT_TAPE, Gerätname: ORA-27211: Media Management Library konnte nicht geladen werden EXIT Recovery Manager abgeschlossen. Erreichte Geräte: 1 Genutzte Datenströme: 0 Ich kenn mich 0 mit Oracle an sich aus, vermute aber den Fehler in der fett markierten Zeile. Denke, er weiß nicht, dass er die RMAN Backups auf das Band schreiben muss. Hab schon so einige Forenbeiträge hier via google gefunden, doch keiner hat mir geholfen. Daher mal ein paar Frage: - Muss ich außer dem Agent auf dem Oracle Server auch noch was konfigurieren (z.B. ein RMAN Script)? - Wie sage ich dem Backup, dass es aufs Tape gehört? - Oder liege ich mit meiner Vermutung komplett falsch? Danke Schon mal für eure Hilfe. Gruß Stephan.
Configure Oracle Agent (12c RAC DB) on Linux (OL6u5)
I am configuring Oracle Agent on Linux and have a few questions about setup. Environment Description Oracle Grid Infrastructure 12.1.0.2.3 (Oracle ASM 12.1.0.2.3 configured) Oracle Database 12.1.0.2.3 with Real Application Cluster option (2 node cluster) and Single Tenant (multitenant option) The cluster files, data files and recovery files are on Oracle Automatic Storage Management (ASM). The Oracle software is installed on local driver ext4. Page# reference Backup Exec 15 Administration Guide *************************************************************************** INSTALLING THE AGENT ON LINUX PAGE 1193 *************************************************************************** Installed Agent on Linux as ROOT user ******************************************************************************************** CONFIGURING AN ORACLE INSTANCE ON LINUX SERVERS PAGE 988 ******************************************************************************************** 9/22/2015 QUESTION Is the logon OS user who starts AgentConfig for Oracle Instance configuration REQUIRED to have ROOT privilege? 9/22/2015 QUESTION Is the logon OS user who starts AgentConfig for Oracle Instance configuration REQUIRED to be part of BEOPER group? 9/22/2015 QUESTION Is the logon OS user who starts AgentConfig for Oracle Instance configuration REQUIRED to have any other privileges? 6 Enter the name of the Oracle instance in upper case characters. For example, ORACLENAME. PAGE 980 The name is in the format RAC-<dbname>-<dbid>, where dbname is the database name, and dbid is the database ID. 9/22/2015 QUESTION <dbname> is the database name. Should we use the Initialization Parameter value of db_name as the <dbname>? 9/22/2015 QUESTION Page 980 says, “…enter the fully qualified domain name of each physical node.” The db_name is listed as CDBSBLT, without the fully qualified domain name. Should we add the Initialization Parameter value db_domain to the db_name? <db_name> + <db_domain> = CDBSBLT + CTC.CA.GOV = CDBSBLT.CTC.CA.GOV 7 Enter the user name for the Oracle instance. PAGE 977 Oracle 12c notes New SYSBACKUP privilege for RMAN For Oracle 12c and later, the Oracle Agent supports backup and restore tasks only with a user that has SYSBACKUP privileges. PAGE 981 Displays the user name for the Oracle instance. If the credentials for the Oracle instance change, you must enter a user with SYSDBA rights to the Oracle instance. For Oracle RAC nodes, enter the same set of credentials for all of the nodes. For an Oracle 12c database, you must enter a user name that has SYSBACKUP privileges. 9/22/2015 CUSTOMER QUESTION Is this statement correct, "the credentials cannot be verified if the user account with which you are logged on is a member of the Oracle DBA group?" Did they mean that "the credentials CAN be verified"? 9/22/2015 QUESTION Are the "credentials for an instance" referring to an OS user account or Database user account? 9/22/2015 QUESTION For RAC AND 12c database, the User Name (database user account) must have SYSBACKUP privilege and be entered on all nodes in cluster. Does the RAC and 12c database User Name (database user account) need to have SYSDBA privilege? The Page 977 seems to indicate no but I am uncertain whether page 981 refers to RAC and 12c databases. 8 For Oracle 12c and later versions, when prompted, enter the auxiliary instance path for PDB restores. 9/22/2015 QUESTION If the database uses a Fast Recovery Area then will the auxiliary database data files be created in the Fast Recovery Area? Please confirm the following is true for Linux: PAGE 982 - If the database that you want to restore uses a Fast Recovery Area, RMAN creates the auxiliary database files in this area in the <FRA>/<SID>/datafile directory. 9/22/2015 QUESTION If the database uses a Fast Recovery Area then will we be leaving this entry blank? Please confirm the following is true for Linux: PAGE 982 - If you do not specify this path, RMAN assumes that the Fast Recovery Area is configured and has sufficient space. 9/22/2015 QUESTION If the AUXILIARY INSTANCE PATH must be left blank since Fast Recovery Area on ASM is being used, then does the Oracle User (database user account) have to have explicit read/write access privileges to Fast Recovery Area in ASM Disk Group? How? ******************************************************************************************** ENABLING DATABASE ACCESS FOR ORACLE OPERATIONS ON LINUX SERVERS PAGE 992 ******************************************************************************************** PAGE 992 Note: When you use the Backup Exec Agent Utility, the USER ACCOUNT with which you are logged on should be a MEMBER OF THE ORACLE DBA GROUP. You must have ADMINISTRATOR PRIVILEGES to run the Backup Exec Agent Utility. To enable database access for Oracle operations on Linux servers 1 On the Linux server on which the Oracle instances are installed, open a Terminal window. 9/22/2015 QUESTION Does the User Account (OS User Account) that starts the Backup Exec Agent Utility for “Enabling Database Access for Oracle Operations on Linux Servers” need to be a member of the Oracle DBA group (OSDBA)as this wasn’t a requirement for configuring the Oracle Instance? 9/22/2015 QUESTION Does the User Account (OS User Account) that starts the Backup Exec Agent Utility need to be a member of the BEOPER group? 9/22/2015 QUESTION Is ROOT privilege required for “Enabling Database Access for Oracle Operations on Linux Servers” because I don’t see that requirement anywhere in the documentation other than initial agent for Linux installation? 5 Type the user name that is in the beoper group on the Linux system. 9/22/2015 QUESTION Does this need to be the same OS user account that configured Oracle Instance for Linux Servers? 9/22/2015 QUESTION Is ROOT privilege required for this OS User account because I don’t see that requirement anywhere in the documentation other than initial agent for Linux installation?
Using Backup Exec to backup Oracle Database
Hi, I've never used Backup Exec and IIwould like to know if Backup Exec can answermy requests before to decide to use it for our customers. Context: We install our application at our customers, the application usean Oracle database - The size of database can vary from30GB to 600GB - The database is install in a Windows server 2003,2008 or 2012 -The objectif is to backup the Oracle Database running on the server - Only 1 database to backup (for each installation) - The backup destination will be ashared network directory - 1 full backup perday Requirements: - Backup Exec + Agent should install on the same server - Backup should run automatically once a day. Questions: - In case when the server crashes, does it easy to restore the database in the other server ? - Does Backup Exec uses RMAN to do the Oracle database backup ? - Does the backup set can be used by RMAN ? - Does it common to install Backup Exec on the same server ? what is your recommandations ? Regards, Charles.
Error On Oracle Backup
Dear All Kindly Note That This Error Appeare When Trying Tack Backup From Oracle Server Any One Can Help Me The job failed with the following error: The database is in NOARCHIVELOG mode and is OPEN. To back up the database when it is in NOARCHIVELOG mode, the database must be MOUNTED but not OPEN.how to restore oracle datafiles to another local in the same server
I need to restore backup of Oracle database in different location the original.I need to restore only the datafiles for the purpose of creating a new instance on the same server. My need is only restore data to another location to then recreate a new instance. Currently when I try to restore to another location, the backup system restores elsewhere, however, it is changing the controlfiles the original database that is in use. Already worked in the past with Arcserve and it was possible to back up with the Agent for Oracle, however, when it was possible to restore a server choose any disk to restore only the datafile without modifying the active instance. OS windows 2008 r2 BE 2015 sp1 Oracle 11.2 Paulo Couto pcouto@usinasantaadelia.com.br
backup exec 2012 - oracle linux RAC - add channels
Hi, I have the following config:Backup exec 2012 on windows,Oracle rac11g on linux, 2 nodes. The archive logs are stored on each cluster node (if storagebox fails, I will need these). However, as soonas archivelogs are selected, backup immediatly stops, telling the path to the first archivelog on node1 (/ARCH/...) cannotbe found: Starting backup at 06-FEB-15 current log archived released channel: ch0 RMAN-00571: =========================================================== RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS =============== RMAN-00571: =========================================================== RMAN-03002: failure of backup plus archivelog command at 02/06/2015 21:55:03 RMAN-06059: expected archived log not found, loss of archived log compromises recoverability ORA-19625: error identifying file /ARCH/1_14719_815484539.dbf ORA-27037: unable to obtain file status Linux-x86_64 Error: 2: No such file or directory Additional information: 3 Backupexec tells backup is successful and didn't backup anything :( !!!!! To make it work, I would need to add something like: allocate channel for maintenance device type disk connect 'xxx/yyyy@instance1'; allocate channel for maintenance device type disk connect 'xxx/yyyy@instance2'; to the script. Can I customize this somewhere? Regards.
