oracle 11g ocp notes (18) -- user-managed backup and restore

1. Backup and restore

Backups can be offline and online, and restores can be complete or incomplete.

 

 

2. User-managed database backup

1. Non-archive mode

    It can only be closed consistently, and then back up the files. The files that need to be backed up include:

          select name from v$controlfile,

          select name from v$datafile  

          select  name from v$tempfile 

          select member from v$logfile;

2. Archive mode

  Backup of control files: alter database backup controlfile to filename;

                               alter database backup controlfile to trace as   file name

 

 Backup data files: Prevent backups when LGWR writes

                           alter database begin backup ;

                          alter database end  backup;

                       or

                           alter tablespace xxx begin backup;

                           alter  tablespace XXX end backup;

      During execution, redolog will increase a lot.

 

3. Backup password file and parameter file

 

Parameter file: create pfile from spfile.

Password file orapwd file=$ORACLE_HOMS/dba/orapwd<SID> password=password users=5 (unix)

                 orapwd  file=$ORACLE_HOMS/database/pwd<SID>.ora   password=password  users=5 (windows)

 

4. Media recovery without affecting data files (non-data files)

1. Control file: After the copy is damaged, the database database will be down immediately.

                       Copy the parameter file using the operating system copy command, or edit the control_files parameter. Care must be taken not to copy the corrupted one over the complete one.

2. The redo log cannot be in the active state or the current state. If it is, it needs to be switched. The log file can be rebuilt or cleared.

                select status, group# member from v$logfile. --status is invalid for problematic logs.

              SQL>alter database clear logfile group 1;

3. Recovery of temporary files

     alter tablespace temp  add tempfile  ‘/XXX.dbf’ size 1000M;

     alter tablespace  temp drop tempfile   ‘/XXX.dbf’

 

5. Recovery of data files

    1. In non-archive mode: You can only restore and lose the database.

     2. Non-critical data in archive mode: (1) offline; (2) restore (3) recover (4) on line

     3. Key data in archive mode: (1) mount status; (2) restore (3) recover (4) open

 

6. Incomplete recovery of user management

   1) In mount state;

   2)restore database。

  3) recover database until time ‘’;或 recover database until change  XXX;recover database until cancel;

 4) Use resetlog to open the database

 

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