on 06-30-2013 9:29 AM
Hello
We had problem to restore an SAP Oracle
Database(had no offline arcive logs). So according » http://oracleracdba1.wordpress.com/2012/11/27/ora-01195-online-backup-of-file-1-needs-more-recovery-...«
we started
We exported the content of database via this
way
SQL> create or replace directory OL1_DUMP
as '/oracle/OL1/sapdata1/OL1_DUMP';
Directory created.
SQL>
Dumping of db was then run this way
server:oraol1 56> expdp
sys/sys@OL1 full=Y directory=OL1_DUMP dumpfile=OL1.dmp logfile=expdpOL1.log
compression=METADATA_ONLY
Now I guess I should drop the db and
create the new one. How to do that? Has anyone some script to be run on
sqlplus?
Then import should run like this?
“server:oraol1 56> impdp sys/sys@OL1 full=Y directory=OL1_DUMP dumpfile=OL1.dmp logfile=expdpOL1.log compression=METADATA_ONLY
The structure of existing db is a little
different as the new ones. Eg. tablespaces are PSAPOL1, PSAPTEMP, PSAPOL146C,
PSAPOL1700, PSAPOL1USR, PSAPUNDU, SYSAUX, SYSTEM
Thank you in advance
Jan
Hi Jan,
why do you want to export the content via expdp in such cases?
You already got the (consistency) corruptions, if you have opened the database with "_ALLOW_RESETLOGS_CORRUPTION". An export and import will not fix this.
> How to do that? Has anyone some script to be run onsqlplus?
I would use the corresponding SAPinst procedure and install a new database and exchange the SAP schema data with the exported data. However the database creation scripts are already on your database server. Here is the manual procedure:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e25494/create003.htm
You need to specify all the settings like character set, tablespaces, etc. on your own if you do it that way.
Regards
Stefan
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