on 05-15-2013 9:08 PM
Hi guys, i need your help we have experiencing in our sap production server a critical data loss, the raid 5 storage fail entirely and we lost all of our sap/oracle binaries, we have a full offline backup of the database (a tar from a all the filesystem with the oracle database files), i want to know if i can use my sap developer system to make a copy of this files and then restore de database files from backup.
I really need your help in this.
Thanks in advance.
Amaury
Hi Amaury,
Suggestions from myside
1) Install a fresh system using SAP installers
2) Apply SAP kernel from your DEV or QAS so that landscape is in sync.
3) Restore the database backup you have.
4) Startup database using command SQL> startup
5) Startup listener
6) Check R3trans -d works fine
7) Start SAP application using startsap r3
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Deepak Kori
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Hi Amaury,
First you need to create similar filesystem structure as before. Perform SAP installation on it.
Then you need to go to individual sapdata/Oracle directories and untar individual tar files into them.
So that post restore content in file structure remains intact as before.
Hope thish elps.
Regards,
Deepak Kori
we have a problem downloading the export media from sap marketplace, they say we need to order them via cds, they dont have it for download, we are downloading the export for my sap 2004 (ecc 5).
The oracle installation process are requesting this export media, what alternatives we may have?
thanks in advance Deepark.
Regards,
Amaury
Hi Amaury,
I suppose you should have these DVDs with your firm. If not available then no choice you need to order it from SAP.
Other alternative,
Install the system using system copy option using backup restore. Here export DVDs will not be required. When installer prompts for backup to be restore, you need to restore the system and make the database up. Once the database is up and running, continue with the installer from where you stopped.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Deepak Kori
Hi Deepak, right now we have installed the sap system using the copy method you mentioned, but we are having a lot of problems with the database restore, it looks like in our backup strategy we never backup the archivelogs, now the database don't want to be mounted.
What alternative we may have for not lose all our info?
I really hope you can help me, I'm becoming a little desperate here.
thanks in advance.
Amaury
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