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You can resynchronize the RMAN recovery catalog from a remote database using an enhanced reysnc catalog command, which does the resynchronization when you add the new db_ unique_name option. Before you use the resync catalog command to perform the recovery catalog resynchronization, however, you must first define the connect identifiers for the standby databases in your Data Guard configuration by using the configure command with the new clause connect identifier. Here s how you define a connect identifier for a specific standby site in your Data Guard configuration: RMAN> configure db_unique_name <site_name> 2> connect identifier <connect_identifier_name>; You must enclose the connect identifier name you supply in quotes. The database you are connected to through RMAN will connect automatically to the remote standby site using the connect identifier you create, as the privileged user sys. Although RMAN can use the connect identifier to process information back and forth with the remote standby site, in this chapter, our interest is in using the connect identifier as part of the resync catalog command. You can use the resync catalog command to resynchronize the catalog with a specific standby site s information (by using the site_name clause), or if you have configured connect identifiers for all databases in your Data Guard configuration, use the all clause in the resync catalog command. Here s an example: RMAN> resync catalog 2> from db_unique_name all; Oracle recommends you define the connect identifier for all databases in your Data Guard configuration.

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Before you can run the CREATE DATABASE statement, you must start the background processes and allocate memory via the STARTUP NOMOUNT statement. The CREATE DATABASE statement is dependent on an initialization file that defines the location(s) for the control file and memory configuration. On Linux/Unix systems, the initialization file (either a text init.ora or binary spfile) is by default located in the ORACLE_HOME/dbs directory. On Windows, the default directory is ORACLE_HOME\database. When starting your instance, Oracle will look in the default location for a binary initialization file named spfile<ORACLE_SID>.ora. If there is no binary spfile, Oracle will look for a text file with the name of init<ORACLE_SID>.ora. Oracle will throw an error if it can t find an initialization file in the default location. You can explicitly tell Oracle which directory and file to use by specifying the PFILE clause of the STARTUP command, which allows you to specify a non-default directory and name of a text initialization file. Here is a typical Oracle Database 11g init.ora text file: db_name=INVREP

In Oracle Database 11g, all backup, restore, and recover commands automatically figure out the correct file names for each of the standby sites in the Data Guard configuration. This transparency is extremely useful when you re dealing with databases that contain a large number of datafiles or use an automatic storage management (ASM) file system or an Oracle Managed Files (OMF) file system, where the file names tend to be unwieldy. You can create a group of sites that can share backups for a device type by using the new configure group command to create a group of standby sites, formally known as a backup file accessibility group. A standby site can belong to multiple groups. Here s how you create a new group of standby sites: RMAN> configure group <group_name> 2> for device type disk 3> site_nameA, site_nameB, site_nameC; Make sure you connect to the recovery catalog before executing the command shown here. The target database you re connected to can be mounted or open. The previous command creates a backup file accessibility group with three standby sites, whose backups are accessible

by each of the three sites. Besides providing the ability to share backups among the group members, RMAN also lets the restore and recover commands use the backup file accessibility groups during file restoration from backups.

db_block_size=8192 compatible=11.1.0 memory_target=800M memory_max_target=800M processes=200 control_files=(/ora01/oradata/INVREP/control01.ctl, /ora02/oradata/INVREP/control02.ctl) diagnostic_dest=/orahome/oracle job_queue_processes=10 open_cursors=300 fast_start_mttr_target=500 undo_management=AUTO undo_tablespace=UNDOTBS1 remote_login_passwordfile=EXCLUSIVE And this is a typical Oracle Database 10g init.ora text file: db_name=INVREP db_block_size=8192 pga_aggregate_target=400M workarea_size_policy=AUTO sga_max_size=500M sga_target=500M processes=400 control_files=(/ora01/oradata/INVREP/control01.ctl, /ora01/oradata/INVREP/control02.ctl) job_queue_processes=10 open_cursors=300 fast_start_mttr_target=500 background_dump_dest=/orahome/oracle/admin/INVREP/bdump user_dump_dest=/orahome/oracle/admin/INVREP/udump core_dump_dest=/orahome/oracle/admin/INVREP/cdump undo_management=AUTO undo_tablespace=UNDOTBS1 remote_login_passwordfile=EXCLUSIVE

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