This section describes the software configuration for split-mirror backup:
Default Directories
UNIX |
Windows |
$ORACLE_HOME/dbs |
%ORACLE_HOME%\DATABASE |
$ORACLE_HOME/bin |
%ORACLE_HOME%\BIN |
$SAPDATA_HOME/sapbackup |
%SAPBACKUP% |
$SAPDATA_HOME/saparch |
%SAPARCH% |
$SAPDATA_HOME/sapreorg |
%SAPREORG% |
$SAPDATA_HOME/sapcheck |
%SAPCHECK% |
$SAPDATA_HOME/saptrace |
%SAPTRACE% |
With SAP Releases older than 4.5B, the
SAPBACKUP directory must be mounted to the backup server and the production server for the system to be able to access the control files on the backup server created by the SQL command alter database backup controlfile to <filename> on the production server.Starting with SAP Release 4.5B, this is no longer necessary.
For more information, see SAP Note 156704.
orapwd file=<ORACLE_HOME>/dbs/orapw<DBSID>
password=<SYS password> entries=100
SQLPLUS> grant sysoper to system;
SQLPLUS> alter user system identified by <password>;
Starting with SAP Release 4.5B, the
SYSOPER authorization and the password file are only required to stop the primary database for the offline split. For an online split, the standard remote connection using the instance string specified in the primary_db parameter is sufficient.With SAP Releases older than 4.5B, make sure that the paths of all database files accessed by the production database and backup database are identical.
Starting with SAP Release 4.5B, this restriction no longer applies. You can now mount the database files on the backup host in a different SAPDATA_HOME directory by using the init<DBSID>.sap parameter orig_db_home. By using this parameter you can even mount the split-off files on the same host.
The manufacturer of the external backup tool must install and configure the BACKINT interface on the backup server.
Profile Parameters and Command Options for init<DBSID>.sap
Make sure that the following parameters are set in the
initialization profile init<DBSID>.sap:<split_cmd>
<resync.cmd>
If
<inst_str>
For more information, see
-t|-type. This command line option overrides the backup type set in the backup_type parameter.