If you have cloned the development database from producton, then you must use a
second schema. The reason being, is there is a unique database identifier that
RMAN uses to distiguish between the seperate databases in the Recovery Catalog.
I typically never register more than one database with a rman catalog owned by
a schema. I do this to keep it neat and for recovering from any problems that
might occur to the recovery catalog database. I typically like to export the
schema of the recovery catalog after an RMAN backup, and I don't have to worry
about recovering from any type of database failures.
Tom Tyson
Exodus Communications, Inc.
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>
> HPUX, Oracle 8.0.5
>
> Have an RMAN database called RMAN, set up on Box 1. Have a target
> database (DB1) on Box 2 that I want to use to test the backup
> and recovery process. After it is successful, would then like
> to use the same RMAN database to target another database (DB#2)
> on Box 3.
>
> Target database #1 and #2 have the same SID but different TNSNAMES
> aliases because one is development and the other is production.
> Is it possible to use the same RMAN database and target more
> than one database like this? Do I just need to create separate
> schemas within RMAN database and run the catrman script to be
> able to accomplish this?
>
> The RMAN database was pre-existing on this box. Is there any
> quick way to see if RMAN was linked up with Veritos successfully?
> Does anybody have any directions on how to link it up with Veritos?
>
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