HP (Hewlett-Packard) B6960-96008 Garage Door Opener User Manual


 
Integrating SAP R/3 and Data Protector
Restoring an SAP R/3 Database
Chapter 2208
UNIX:
omnir -sap computer.company.com:ABA.0 -session 2006/01/23-1
-tree /app/oracle/ABA/sapdata1/btabd_1/btabd_1.dat
The restore session can be monitored in the Data Protector Monitor
window, where mount prompts for the required media are also displayed.
Refer to the man pages for more information on the Data Protector omnir
command.
TIP If you have a sparse file, restore using the sparse option to perform a
faster restore.
Use any of the following methods to set the sparse option:
Execute the following command: export OB2SPARSE=sparse (UNIX
systems) or set OB2SPARSE=sparse (Windows systems) if the restore
is started using the SAP sapdba or brrestore commands.
•Set Restore Sparse Files in the Restore Options window if the
restore is started using the Data Protector GUI.
Set restore option -sparse if the restore is started using the Data
Protector omnir command.
Restoring Using the SAP R/3 Commands
The sapdba or
brrestore
Commands
You can use sapdba or brrestore to restore the target database. Both
commands use the Data Protector backint interface to restore files
backed up using Data Protector.
Prior to restoring the target database, set the OB2APPNAME variable:
export OB2APPNAME=<ORACLE_SID> (Unix systems)
set OB2APPNAME=<ORACLE_SID> (Windows systems)
If you have backups of two different Oracle Servers with the same
ORACLE_SID but on different SAP R/3 Database Servers, set the
OB2HOSTNAME variable before starting restore to the name of the SAP R/3
Database Server from which you want to restore:
export OB2HOSTNAME=<client_name> (UNIX systems) or set
OB2HOSTNAME=<client_name> (Windows systems)