BRRECOVER repeats this phase as required to restore all required files.
BRRECOVER avoids duplicate restores by logging which files it has already restored.
You use this procedure when using BRRECOVER to perform:
This procedure calls BRRESTORE to restore files as follows:
Type of Recovery |
What is Restored |
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Complete database recovery |
Data files that BRRECOVER identified as missing in Checking the Status of Database Files |
Database PIT recovery and whole database reset |
All data files |
Tablespace PIT recovery |
Data files of the selected tablespaces plus the data files for the system and undo tablespaces |
Restore individual backup files |
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Set the required options:
Menu Entry |
Equivalent BRRESTORE Command Option |
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BRRESTORE profile (profile) |
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BRBACKUP run (backup) |
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Fill-up previous restores (fillup) |
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Restore device type (device) |
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BACKINT/Mount profile (parfile) |
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Database user/password (user) |
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Restore destination (rest_dest) |
Only for restore individual backup files, option Restore files from BRBACKUP backup: |
Files for restore (mode) |
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Confirmation mode (confirm) |
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Query mode (query) |
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Compression mode (compress) |
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Parallel execution (execute) |
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Additional output (output) |
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Message language (language) |
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BRRESTORE command line (command) |
This shows you the BRRESTORE command that is to be executed using the current settings. |
Restore device type (device) is taken from the device type used for the selected backup.
Files for restore (mode) refers to the Oracle file ID, a tablespace, or a keyword such as incr or all. The files for restore can vary, as described in the table above at the start of this procedure.
To start the restore with the selected options, choose Continue.
Check the results in the BRRESTORE logs:
The summary log rest<DBSID>.log displays the return code.
The detail log r<encoded timestamp>.rsb displays the progress.
For more information on how to view the logs, see Showing Profiles and Logs with BR*Tools.