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Integrating Oracle and Data Protector
Restoring an Oracle Database
Chapter 192
limit of redo logs to restore. Data Protector restores
the backup that can be used in recovery to the
specified log sequence number.
• Selected SCN number
Use this option to specify the SCN number to which
you wish the database to be restored. Data
Protector restores the backup that can be used in
recovery to the specified SCN number.
Recover until
The options in this drop-down list allow you to specify
to which point in time you would like the recovery to be
performed.
•Now
Data Protector starts RMAN to recover the
database to the most recent time possible by
applying all archived redo logs. By default, this
option is selected.
• Selected time
Use this option to specify an exact time to which the
archive logs are applied.
• Selected logseq/thread number
A logseq number is a redo log sequence number. Use
this option to specify a particular redo log sequence
and a thread number which will act as an upper
limit of redo logs to recover.
• Selected SCN number
Use this option to specify the SCN number to which
you perform the recovery.
If you reset the logs, also reset the database, otherwise
Oracle will during the next backup try to use the logs
that were already reset and the backup will fail. Login
to the target and recovery catalog database and run:
Oracle 9i/10g:
rman target <Target_Database_Login> catalog
<Recovery_Catalog_Login>