Check the below links for the details
http://webhost1.njit.edu/~hoskins/oracle-hot-backup/oraclehotbackup-hoskins.pdf
Documentation:
http://oraclesvca2.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/backup.102/b14192/toc.htm
The below is an awesome link that comes out with the misconceptions that linger in the oracle ocean
http://www.ora-600.net/published.html
These oracle stuffs might come in handy...
Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Setting a Standby DB
Setting a standby DB on the same box as that of the primary db.
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Physical Standby Database on the same machine as of Primary Database
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1.Shutdown the Primary database
2.Copy all the datafiles,initPRI.ora and logs to the Standby destination.
3.mv initPRI.ora initSTBY.ora
4.In the initPRI.ora
LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_1='LOCATION=/bankaus/db/TEST/dump/a'
LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_2='SERVICE=STBYt'
#the service name should be there in the listener.ora and tnsnames.ora
5.In the initSTBY.ora DB_NAME= # should be primary db name if on the same machine
LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST=/bankaus/db/STBYt/dump/a/ standby_archive_dest=/bankaus/db/STBYt/dump/a/ #it will be in this path PRIMARY will keep the arch log file
db_file_name_convert="/u2/pri","/u2/stby" #this will convert the path for the with respect to the standby
log_file_name_convert="/u2/pri","/u2/stby"#if these convert parameters are not there, since the DB_NAME is same as the PRI, while applying archive logs the system will try to write to the Primary's Datafiles
LOCK_NAME_SPACE= #any thing other than primary SID, without this parameter it is not possible to mount Standby db as DB_NAME conflict will happen with the Primary. Also if still problem persists delete the file lk / LK in the $ORALCE_HOME/dbs/
6.Create the standby control file $$export ORACLE_SID=PRI $sqlplus "/ as sysdba" $sql>alter database create standby controlfile as '/dir1/dir2' Copy the control files to the stanby path witch is mentioned in the initSTBY.ora
7. Restart the listener service
8.Start the Primary db
$export ORACLE_SID=PRI
$sqlplus "/ as sysdba"
$sql>startup
9.Start the Standby in mounted state
$export ORACLE_SID=STBYt
$sqlplus "/ as sysdba"
$sql>startup nomount
$sql>alter database mount standby database
$sql>recover standby database #this applies the archive log created.
or
$sql>ALTER DATABASE RECOVER MANAGED STANDBY DATABASE DISCONNECT FROM SESSION # will happen in backgroud
$sql>ALTER DATABASE STANDBY DATABASE CANCEL
To keep the database in recovery mode $recover managed standby database; #this will keep on applying the logs as soon as it is generated in the standby archive path.
10.Switch a log file in the Primary
$sql>alter system archive log current;
$sql>archive log list
11.Check in the Standby path whether the file is created or not
$sql>select max(sequence#) from v$log_history;
Notes
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We can 've 10 LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_n destinations where n ranges from 1-10. The view V$ARCHIVE_DEST contains details of all the destinations.When an error occurs while writing to a particular location, the status of that LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_n will be ERROR, once the problem is rectified we need to ALTER SYSTEM SET LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_2='SERVICE=STBYt'; and now the status will be ACTIVE.
Reference: http://dba.shilpatech.com/stdby.html
=============================================
Physical Standby Database on the same machine as of Primary Database
==================================================================
1.Shutdown the Primary database
2.Copy all the datafiles,initPRI.ora and logs to the Standby destination.
3.mv initPRI.ora initSTBY.ora
4.In the initPRI.ora
LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_1='LOCATION=/bankaus/db/TEST/dump/a'
LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_2='SERVICE=STBYt'
#the service name should be there in the listener.ora and tnsnames.ora
5.In the initSTBY.ora DB_NAME=
LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST=/bankaus/db/STBYt/dump/a/ standby_archive_dest=/bankaus/db/STBYt/dump/a/ #it will be in this path PRIMARY will keep the arch log file
db_file_name_convert="/u2/pri","/u2/stby" #this will convert the path for the with respect to the standby
log_file_name_convert="/u2/pri","/u2/stby"#if these convert parameters are not there, since the DB_NAME is same as the PRI, while applying archive logs the system will try to write to the Primary's Datafiles
LOCK_NAME_SPACE= #any thing other than primary SID, without this parameter it is not possible to mount Standby db as DB_NAME conflict will happen with the Primary. Also if still problem persists delete the file lk
6.Create the standby control file $$export ORACLE_SID=PRI $sqlplus "/ as sysdba" $sql>alter database create standby controlfile as '/dir1/dir2' Copy the control files to the stanby path witch is mentioned in the initSTBY.ora
7. Restart the listener service
8.Start the Primary db
$export ORACLE_SID=PRI
$sqlplus "/ as sysdba"
$sql>startup
9.Start the Standby in mounted state
$export ORACLE_SID=STBYt
$sqlplus "/ as sysdba"
$sql>startup nomount
$sql>alter database mount standby database
$sql>recover standby database #this applies the archive log created.
or
$sql>ALTER DATABASE RECOVER MANAGED STANDBY DATABASE DISCONNECT FROM SESSION # will happen in backgroud
$sql>ALTER DATABASE STANDBY DATABASE CANCEL
To keep the database in recovery mode $recover managed standby database; #this will keep on applying the logs as soon as it is generated in the standby archive path.
10.Switch a log file in the Primary
$sql>alter system archive log current;
$sql>archive log list
11.Check in the Standby path whether the file is created or not
$sql>select max(sequence#) from v$log_history;
Notes
======
We can 've 10 LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_n destinations where n ranges from 1-10. The view V$ARCHIVE_DEST contains details of all the destinations.When an error occurs while writing to a particular location, the status of that LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_n will be ERROR, once the problem is rectified we need to ALTER SYSTEM SET LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_2='SERVICE=STBYt'; and now the status will be ACTIVE.
Reference: http://dba.shilpatech.com/stdby.html
Oracle User Adminstration
User Adminstration
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Check the below links for detailed user adminstration in Oracle Database.
http://orafaq.com/faqdbase.htm
http://www.psoug.org/reference/user.html
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Check the below links for detailed user adminstration in Oracle Database.
http://orafaq.com/faqdbase.htm
http://www.psoug.org/reference/user.html
Friday, February 9, 2007
NLS Parameters
To get the list of all possible nls parameters
sql>select parameter,value from x$ksulv;
The view for all nls parameters set on the DB
v$nls_parameters
To set nls_lang in Windows Clients : http://www.lazydba.com/oracle/0__30008.html
The priority for nls vaues
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa;jsessionid=8d92200830de6ace293677e74410ba14b54a0a1566d4.e34QbhuKaxmMai0MaNeMb3eKaN90?messageID=1499595?
Check out this link for more abt Oracle NLS Parameters
http://www.databaseanswers.org/ora_nls_support.htm
Its said in metalink as
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Subject: Character Sets & Conversion - Frequently Asked Questions
Doc ID: Note:227330.1
sql>select parameter,value from x$ksulv;
The view for all nls parameters set on the DB
v$nls_parameters
To set nls_lang in Windows Clients : http://www.lazydba.com/oracle/0__30008.html
The priority for nls vaues
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa;jsessionid=8d92200830de6ace293677e74410ba14b54a0a1566d4.e34QbhuKaxmMai0MaNeMb3eKaN90?messageID=1499595?
Check out this link for more abt Oracle NLS Parameters
http://www.databaseanswers.org/ora_nls_support.htm
Its said in metalink as
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Subject: Character Sets & Conversion - Frequently Asked Questions
Doc ID: Note:227330.1
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