Well, recovery after resetlogs is a complex issue. For one DBID changes
after resetlogs and you end up with a different database. It would require
playing around with set dbid=.....
Common wisdom says that there is no recovery after resetlogs, and that is,
of course, false, but recovery after resetlogs is something I've been taking
all precautions against and I've never done it. One doesn't want to perform
"alter database open resetlogs" automatically unless he or she is 300% certain
that the operation will succeed. Of course, the first thing to do after resetlogs
is - backup.
On 02/25/2004 01:20:30 PM, Ruth Gramolini wrote:
> Are you using a catalog? If you are, you can set the incarnation back to
> the original incarnation and restgore and recover until time or until scn.
> If not, you will have to do a manual recovery using the plsql package
> sys.dbma_backup_restore. This package is not really meant for users, so if
> you have support call them and have them help you. If not, let me know and
> I will try to find the paper which explains how to use it. You will have to
> recover the controlfile and datafiles separately. It is a pain, but I have
> done it.
>
> Good luck,
> Ruth
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:oracle-l-bounce_at_freelists.org]On Behalf Of Skurský Michal
> Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2004 12:05 PM
> To: Oracle-L Freelists
> Subject: Recovery database with RMAN after resetlogs
>
>
> Hello,
> I am testing my recovery scenario.
> I completed first step of RMAN online backup and incomlete
> recovery with resetlogs without problems.
> But in second step I am in trouble:
> - after reseting recovery catalog and switch to next incarnation
> I am proceeding with RMAN online backup
> - then I try to recover from these online backups (after
> incomlete recovery with resetlogs)
> - restore database is OK
> - recover database using backup controlfile until change
> (resetlogs_change#-1) is also OK for all archived logs
> - alter database open resetlogs reports error ORA-1113 and
> ORA-1110 - system01.dbf needs data recovery or
> ORA-1152 and
> ORA-1110 - system01.dbf was not recovered from sufficient old
> backup (sorry -I am translating error messages from Czech)
>
> I know I should do full cold backup after incomlete recovery but
> there is no way how to recover from online backups?
> Or am I missing something?
> Thanks
> Michal
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