oracle 11g rman restore database on another server

Today, a friend asked me why 11g exp files cannot be imported into 9I? Due to the incompatibility of exp/imp tools, when importing a database of a higher version to a lower version, you need to use the exp/imp tool of a lower version for import and export. A friend used 9i exp to export 11G data and then import imp to 9i. The import is normal. However, I reported

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Tags: DBA file data restore temp table begin SEL Cyclic taint adaptationOriginal: A lightweight backup restore operation that uses database snapshots in SQL Server to complete a database in a test environment In the development or testing environment of the

Tags: python oracle cx-oraclePreparation: 1, download the corresponding version of Oracle-instantclient (I here is 11.2.0.1.0)http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/features/instant-client/index-097480.html2. Installation-ivh oracle-instantclient11.2-basic-11.2.0.1.0-1.x86_64.rpm3. Configure Environment variablesLD

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First, my SQL Server R2 and oracle11g are installed on the same computer. Let's take a look at the configuration method:1. After configuring the ODBC installation to complete Oracle in the driver, there will be Oracle in ORADB11G_HOME1 this driver such as:Then add the data source configuration in the user DSN as follows:and then save.2. Open the provider in

instance started.Total System Global Area 835104768 bytesFixed Size 2257840 bytesVariable Size 536874064 bytesDatabase Buffers 289406976 bytesRedo Buffers Copy hot-prepared data files to the original data file directory[[emailprotected] PROD]$ cp /home/oracle/bak/*.dbf ./ ——拷贝数据文件到以前的数据文件目录[[emailprotected] PROD]$ exitexit[emailprotected]> select open_mode from v$database;

The complete uninstall of Oracle 11g servers and clients has changed with previous versions: first, prepare before unloading: Start-> setup-> Control Panel-> admin Tools-> Service Stop all Oracle Services. second, batch processing uninstall: Run H:\app\Administrator\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\deinstall deinstall.bat batch file Uninstall, the whole code is as f

An example code that backs up and restores a SQL Server database with ASP, hoping to be useful to some friends. (Note: Database may not be recoverable in use) Copy Code code as follows: Select actions: ' Backup and restore of SQL Server

Label:SQL Server backup file bak, restore after backup error 3145, the database backup in the backup set is different from the existing ' xxx ' database. The solution is as follows: 1, create a new database with the same name as the existing

Expdp_dir to Oauser1; //Backup current database expdp directory=expdp_dir dumpfile= Backup file name. DMP logfile= BACKUP log name. Log Example:oauser1/123456 Directory=expdp_dir dumpfile=2015-12-11.dmp Logfile=2015-12-11.log // Copy the DMP backup file to Expdp_dir // Import the backup data into IMPDP username / password [@ Listen ] dumpfile= backup file name Directory=expdp_dir Remap_schema= user name when exporting: User logfile at import=

1. installation environment: Fedora 10 (kernel version: 2.6.27.5-117. fc10.i686) Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (11.2.0.1.0) (Register and download the corresponding Linux x86 version on the Oracle website) 2. References: Oracle Database