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Integrating SAP R/3 and Data Protector
Troubleshooting
Chapter 2 229
If this fails, check the error messages and resolve possible problems
before you continue.
3. If you are running backups in RMAN mode, verify backup and
restore directly to disk using Recovery Manager channel type
disk as follows:
a. Re-link the Oracle software with the Database Library provided
by SAP R/3 (libobk.sl).
b. Use the same procedure as described for linking the Data
Protector Database Library.
See “Linking Oracle with the Data Protector Oracle Integration
Media Management Library (MML) on UNIX” on page 14 for
information on how to do this.
IMPORTANT Before you can use Data Protector again in the RMAN mode, you have to
re-link the Oracle again with the Data Protector Database Library.
c. You have to define the parameter init in the initialization file
init<ORACLE_SID>.ora.
Run the following commands:
brrestore -d pipe -u <user>/<password> -t online -m all
brrestore -d disk -u <user>/<password>
If this fails, refer to the SAP R/3 Online Help to learn how to
execute backup and restore directly to disk using the SAP R/3
backup utility.
Check the error message and resolve this issues before you
continue.
4. Verify that the SAP R/3 backup tools correctly start backint
(which is provided by Data Protector):
Move the original backint and create a test script named backint in
the directory where the SAP R/3 backup utility resides, with the
following entries:
#!/usr/bin/sh