Backup3G/DA-RMAN/User Guide/Searching and Restoring Oracle RMAN Backups
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Backup3G’s Recovery module lists all the current backups in the media database, including Oracle/RMAN backups.
Searching Oracle/RMAN Backups
You use the backup3G Recovery module to search for Oracle/RMAN backups. You can open a media set to view its contents. However, you must restore the data using Oracle RMAN on the Oracle host.
To launch the Oracle Recovery Manager
- From the command line, login as the Oracle user.
- Run RMAN with the appropriate connect strings:
- rman target /
- rman target <user>/<password>
- rman target <user>/<password>@<service>
- rman target <user>/<password>@<service> catalog <user>/<password>@<service>
Selecting Oracle Backups to Restore
- Caution
- Don’t restore backups to an online database. Only restore backups to a mounted database otherwise you will get an error and the restore will fail.
Target Drive
To Restore from an Oracle Backup
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