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I am trying to alternate host to a point in time of 01-01-2002.
I restore current controlfile then run
run {
set until time "to_date('01-JAN-2002 03:00:01','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS')";
allocate channel ch1 type 'sbt_tape';restore database;
recover database;
}
The netbackup log asks for a cold backup tape from 29-dec-01, restores that
data (if i resetlogs its is fine), then proceeds to ask for a group of
archivelogs and fails with failed to retrieve handle "al_6548_1_450965598'
Backup file not found.
When I look in the logs it is not asking for a tape like it did with the
first part(cold backup) and when i look at rc_backup_piece this handle is
pointing to a media that has been reused.
But we did a 2 weekly redo log backup on the 12-jab-02 and clear which went
to another tape that is still available. When i crosscheck
rc_backup_redolog I see that there are various tapes for that
sequence#(which i presume is the log file number), but how do we get rman
to look at the other tape ?
and why does it not ask for any tape in the logs when it wants the
archivelogs ? This whole process is very confusing and piss*** me off no
end. There's a pint for anyome who can help me here.
I'd be interested to know also how internally rman manages which tapes to
use for restore. In theory the same arcgive logs are on many different
tapes, so how does it decide which one to use ?
Im RTFM'ing as well
thanks
Sam
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