HP Application Recovery Manager software Integration guide (March 2008)

Scenario 4
Datafiles and old archive logs need to be restored. An instant recovery session for
the datafiles is available, as well as a third-party RMAN backup of the archive logs.
The control file does not need to be restored.
Perform:
1. Create the RMAN recovery script for the restore of the backed up archive logs.
2. Select the session to be restored in the Instant Recovery context of the Application
Recovery Manager GUI.
3. Start Restore without specifying any recovery option.
4. Run the RMAN recovery script.
Or:
1. Create the RMAN recovery script for the restore of the backed up archive logs
and save it in the lbin (UNIX) or bin (Windows) directory of the AppRM_home.
2. Select the session to be restored in the Instant Recovery context of the Application
Recovery Manager GUI.
3. In the Options page, select the options Use script/program and provide the
name of the RMAN script you created for restore of the archive logs.
4. Start Restore.
Scenario 5
Datafiles and old archive logs need to be restored. A third–party tape backup of the
datafiles is available, as well as a third-party RMAN backup of the archive logs. The
control file does not need to be restored.
Perform:
1. Restore the datafiles from a third–party backup to the original location.
2. Create the RMAN recovery script for the restore of the backed up archive logs.
3. Run the RMAN recovery script.
Example of an RMAN recovery script
The following is an example of a simple RMAN recovery script which recovers a
database with the archive logs backed up with the RMAN backup script.
run {
allocate channel dev_1 type sbt_tape;
recover database;
release channel dev_1;
}
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