Modify the script for cold backup of Oracle10g by using NETBACKUP

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@ REM The following is a change made to Oracle 10.2. Note the target_tns value, which must be left blank. Modify the red part. For the complete code, see C: \ Program Files \ Veritas \ NetBackup \ dbext \ oracle \ samples \ RMAN \ cold_database_backup.cmd

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@ REM cold_database_backup.cmd
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@ REM this script uses recovery manager to take a cold (Consistent) Database
@ REM backup. A cold backup is one where the database is shutdown cleanly before
@ REM Deming the backup.
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@ Setlocal enableextensions

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@ REM no need to echo the commands.
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@ Echo off

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@ REM put output in the same filename, different extension.
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@ Set rman_log_file = "% ~ Dpn0.out"

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@ REM you may want to delete the previous output file so that backup information
@ REM does not accumulate. If not, delete the following command.
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@ If exist % rman_log_file % del % rman_log_file %

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@ REM log the start of this script.
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@ For/F "tokens = 1 *" % P in ('date/t') Do @ set date = % P % Q
@ For/F % P in ('time/t') Do @ set date = % date % P

@ Echo === started on % date % ==>>% rman_log_file %
@ Echo Script Name: % 0 >>% rman_log_file %

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@ REM replace H: \ oracle \ ora81, below, with the Oracle Home path.
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@ Set ORACLE_HOME = D: \ oracle

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@ REM replace ora81, below, with the Oracle SID of the target database.
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@ Set oracle_sid = orcl

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@ REM several RMAN commands use time parameters that require nls_lang and
@ REM nls_date_format to be set. This example uses the standard date format.
@ REM replace below with the desired language values.
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@ Set nls_lang = American
@ Set nls_date_format = YYYY-MM-DD: hh24: MI: SS

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@ REM Replace the following with the fully qualified path name of the init file
@ REM for the target database.
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@ Set target_init_file = D: \ oracle \ database \ initorcl. ora
 
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@ REM replace productiondb, below, with the target database TNS alias (service)
@ REM if it is executed on the local machine, the value of this parameter is deleted.
@ REM name from the tnsnames. ora file.
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@ Set target_tns =