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Hi Suzy,
Currently we use ADSM for all our backup needs. I am aware of the ADSM OBSI
for SQLBackTrack. Not used it though. IBM/Tivoli does provide what they call
a 'Connect Agent' to be used with Oracle's RMAN to work with ADSM. Sort of
similar to ADSM OBSI by BMC. You are right, there are ADSM 'commands' to
send data to ADSM servers (dsm module commands). What I am trying to find
out is when RMAN 'channels' are directed to disk, how does ADSM module come
into play. Do we direct the data to a local disk first and then ADSM picks
it up from there? Or the ADSM Connect Agent for RMAN adds more functionality
to the allocation of 'channels' so that the data is transferred from data
files to ADSM.
Thanks.
- Kirti
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Suzy Vordos [SMTP:lvordos_at_datsit.com]
> Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 3:41 PM
> To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
> Subject: Re: Q about RMAN and ADSM
>
>
> Haven't used RMAN, but for SQL-Backtrack there was a required module
> (ADSM OBSI) that allowed SQL-Backtrack to write backups directly to ADSM
> server. I don't think you can write to ADSM server directly without
> some type of module. From what I remember, backups are initiated and
> controlled by the ADSM server, so without a module you'd need to copy
> data to local disk to be backed up later by ADSM server. I'm not aware
> of an ADSM module for RMAN.
>
> "Deshpande, Kirti" wrote:
> >
> > Hello,
> > I am not that familiar with RMAN. Some other team members are trying to
> > figure out how RMAN would work with ADSM, and are in the process of
> > acquiring the Connect Agent (or whatever) from IBM/Tivoli so RMAN can
> copy
> > data to the ADSM server. Can someone who is using this setup please
> > enlighten me whether RMAN will copy data directly to ADSM server via
> this
> > process? Or do we need to have some 'holding' place (disk space) to copy
> the
> > data to for ADSM to pick up from? Any information in this regard will be
> > highly appreciated.
> > Thanks a lot...
Received on Thu Jan 04 2001 - 17:42:00 CST