HP Application Recovery Manager software Integration guide (March 2008)

Recovery options
Recovery
Use this option to perform recovery of the database after restore. During recovery,
the archived logs are applied. Note that the logs must be available to the
database to be recovered. You can select which logs to apply according to a
SCN number, logseq, or you can apply all available logs. You can also specify
a desired time and Oracle will apply the appropriate logs.
User name, User group (UNIX systems only)
Specify the UNIX user account under which the instant recovery should run. The
user group must be the Oracle DBA group.
NOTE:
The user account must be the same as specified in the backup
ownership. See “Configuring Oracle users on UNIX” on page 96
for more information on this user and on how to identify it.
Use existing archive logs
Select this option to perform recovery of a database (applying the archive logs)
after the database restore. If you use this option, the recovery is done by
Application Recovery Manager, which creates the RMAN recovery script that
allocates the disk channel and performs recovery to the point in time, specified
with the Recover until option. The script will be similar to this (depends on other
recovery options):
run {
allocate channel dev1 type disk;
recover database;
release channel dev1;
}
Note that the archive logs to be applied should be available on the disk.
Otherwise, an error will be reported.
Use script/program
Select this option to run an external program after the restore to recover the
database. It can be a program, script, or RMAN script. The program can restore
archive logs from a backup performed by third–party backup software, copy a
control file, or perform some other actions required for database recovery. Save
the program in the bin (on Windows) or lbin (on UNIX) directory of
AppRM_home.
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