on 01-02-2013 8:58 PM
Hi experts,
we are going to DB refresh the so please suggest me tables name so we take export.
and import after refresh??
for Backgrounds jobs which table used.
oracle 10G ecc 6.0 on RHEL5.3
Regards,
vivek
Hello
If you want to restore the RFC's and EDI tables then you need to export and import it back
Export RFC
Create control file RFC_export file under the home directory of sidadm with the below contents.
EXPORT
file = 'QUA_RFC'
delete from RFCATTRIB
select * from RFCATTRIB
delete from RFCCHECK
select * from RFCCHECK
delete from RFCCMC
select * from RFCCMC
delete from RFCDES
select * from RFCDES
delete from RFCDESSECU
select * from RFCDESSECU
delete from RFCDOC
select * from RFCDOC
delete from RFCSYSACL
select * from RFCSYSACL
delete from RFCTRUST
select * from RFCTRUST
delete from LOGIC_DEST
select * from LOGIC_DEST
delete from RSECTAB
select * from RSECTAB
delete from RSECACTB
select * from RSECACTB
R3trans -w RFC_export.log RFC_export
Export EDI
Create control file EDI_export file under the home directory of sidadm with the below contents.
EXPORT
file = 'QUA_EDI'
delete from EDPP1
select * from EDPP1
delete from EDP12
select * from EDP12
delete from EDP13
select * from EDP13
delete from EDP21
select * from EDP21
delete from EDIPORT
select * from EDIPORT
delete from EDIPOA
select * from EDIPOA
delete from TBD00
select * from TBD00
delete from TBD00T
select * from TBD00T
delete from TBD05
select * from TBD05
delete from TBD06
select * from TBD06
delete from TBDBR
select * from TBDBR
delete from TBDBRF
select * from TBDBRF
R3trans -w ALE_export.log EDI_export
To import them back.
Import RFC
Create control file RFC_import file under the home directory of sidadm with the below contents.
import
client=ALL
file='QUA_RFC'
R3trans -w RFC_import.log RFC_import
Import EDI
Create control file EDI_import file under the home directory of sidadm with the below contents.
IMPORT
client=ALL
file = 'QUA_EDI'
R3trans -w EDI_import.log EDI_import
Also check this link which has some additional tables but not necessarily required.
Cheers
RB
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Hi,
Go through below URL. you will get complete refresh procedure along with presteps, post steps and restore/recovery method.
All table to be exported are also given.
http://blog.sapadmin.co.in/?p=334
Excellent procedure. just blindly follow this. No issues.
Cheers !!!
Ashish
Good Day
The entries present in the control files are NOT SQL statements and the delete statements mentioned in the control file are added into the file exported when you perform the export.
When you perform the import these delete statements are executed to delete the entries present in the table before you import the table contents from the dump file.
Cheers
RB
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