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  1. 05-30-2002, 03:40 PM #1
    badrinathn
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    Hi,

    I have about 14-20 databases to be backed up. Which would be the better tool to manage the backup and recovery of all the databases.

    List of the tools will be highly useful.

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    RMAN + Veritas NetBackup.
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  3. 05-30-2002, 03:48 PM #3
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    Thanks Jeff,

    I just know how to backup using the Rman, How do i integrate it with Veritas net backup.

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    Hello;

    Oracle-Recover-Manager + Catalog + Enterprise-manger -JobSystem.

    Then any backup-software/tapes which store the images.



    If you are a fan of low-level and you like the old method, than you could do this with hotbackup and Unix-Schellscripts and tar.


    If you want to do it highlevel without Oracle-Tools i think there are deifferent opportunities too;

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    You have to configure oracle to use netbackup's libobk.so file. Then, you allocate a channel of type "sbt_tape" and pump your backups through it. Netbackup then manages the tape media.
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    Yeah, It is refered as "Media Manager" in Oracle documentation of Recovery Manager Users Guide, Page 4-16.

    Oracle use it to load, unload, and label tape.
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