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| *operators who may need to run backups or restore files under direction from the DBA. | *operators who may need to run backups or restore files under direction from the DBA. | ||
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| + | The [[COSmanager]] User Guide explains how to install [[COSmanager]] products, such as [[COSbackup]], and add-on modules, such as [[DA-Oracle]]. | ||
| + | The [[COSbackup]] User Guide describes how to configure [[COSbackup]], how to set up and maintain backups, how to manage backup media and drives, and how to back up and recover filesystems and directories. Scheduling and monitoring of Oracle backups is exactly the same as for any other backup job. These are described in detail in the [[COSbackup]] User Guide. [[COSmanager]] promotes a ‘policies and procedures’ approach to system management, including backup and media management. The guides, [[How to Implement Policy Based Management]] and a [[Sample Policy and Procedures Manual}}, are available. Examples of backup-related policy and procedure statements are also included the [[COSbackup]] User Guide | ||
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Getting Started
DA-Oracle is the Oracle Backup module for COSbackup. DA-Oracle is a set of backup and restore procedures that lets you perform:
- offline backup of an Oracle instance
- online backup of an Oracle instance or specified tablespaces
- export of an Oracle instance or specified tablespaces
- archive and backup of redo log files
- full or partial restore of backed-up Oracle objects.
DA-Oracle lets you quickly restore Oracle files in the event of a system failure. Once the files are restored from tape, database recovery should be done by a qualified Oracle DBA.
Scheduling and monitoring of Oracle backups is exactly the same as for any other backup job in COSbackup.
DA-Oracle supports Oracle 7.x, 8i and 9i.
About this guide
This manual is the primary reference for setting up and using DA-Oracle, and is designed to help users and administrators to use DA-Oracle and COSbackup effectively. It describes:
- how to install and configure the Oracle Backup module
- how to configure backup items for Oracle databases
- how to search for backups of particular Oracle objects
- how to restore from an Oracle backup.
Who should use this guide
This guide is aimed at:
- managers who need an overview of what DA-Oracle can do
- DBA staff who need to plan database backup strategies and design backup procedures
- system administrators who need to configure backups and control access to COSbackup
- operators who may need to run backups or restore files under direction from the DBA.
For More Information
The COSmanager User Guide explains how to install COSmanager products, such as COSbackup, and add-on modules, such as DA-Oracle. The COSbackup User Guide describes how to configure COSbackup, how to set up and maintain backups, how to manage backup media and drives, and how to back up and recover filesystems and directories. Scheduling and monitoring of Oracle backups is exactly the same as for any other backup job. These are described in detail in the COSbackup User Guide. COSmanager promotes a ‘policies and procedures’ approach to system management, including backup and media management. The guides, How to Implement Policy Based Management and a [[Sample Policy and Procedures Manual}}, are available. Examples of backup-related policy and procedure statements are also included the COSbackup User Guide
Where to from here
Installing and Configuring DA-Oracle