RE: DB Restore

Hi Paul,

        Thanks for your reply.
Here the scenario is different. I am doing it for the sake of testing, will put in production after testing.

        Sometimes due to involved complexities and available skills at location you have to be dependent on third party tools. I mean, the client has too many servers ( plus too much of data to be backed up) and they want to centralize this backup issue, which looks great isn't it?

        Any more (more positive) replies are welcome.....

Rajesh

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Sent: Monday, September 24, 2001 10:06 AM To: ORACLE-L_at_fatcity.com; Rajesh Dayal

Rajesh,

I haven't used this combination.
I'm assuming that you're attempting to perform the restore now out of necessity, not out of testing.
Restore the files to some other directory and manually copy them to local storage of the Oracle Server.
Recover the effected files manually.
Call ARCServe support in the morning.

This is why dependency on third party tools for backup and recovery is less than optimal.

Paul

Rajesh Dayal wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> Environment is Oracle 8.0.6 on MS NT. The backup is
> supposed to be performed using Arcserve. We are going for
> a Hot Backup using Arcserve Agent.
> We can perform hot backups without any problem.
> But.... when we try to restore, it continuously throws
>
> >>
> E3201 Unable to connect to network drive. (DRIVE=\\MEMBER\ADMIN$,
> EC=LOGON FAILURE)
> Restore Operation Failed.
> <<
>
> We have checked that ArcServe Administrator is NT Domain
> Administrator.
> Once we click the run button, we tried out every user/pass but still
> the problem is same.
>
> I know this is a bit Off topic, but I am sure one of list
> members
> must be using this combination. I would highly appreciate, if
> someone could help us in getting out of this problem. Please let me
> know what username, password is required to be entered at different
> stages. Please note that we are not entering any session password for
> backup sessions.
>
> Many TIA,
> Rajesh
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