Restoring And Recovering An Oracle Database In Oracle Data Guard Environment; Restoring And Recovering A Primary Database; Restoring And Recovering A Standby Database - HP Data Protector A.06.11 Integration Manual

2. When the restore has been completed put the datafiles and tablespaces back
online with the following procedures:
Open a command line window and enter the following commands:
sqlplus /nolog
SQL>connect user/password@service as sysdba
If you are restoring a datafile enter:
SQL>alter database datafile 'datafile_name' online;
If you are restoring a tablespace enter:
SQL>alter tablespace tablespace_name online;
Restoring and recovering an Oracle database in Oracle Data Guard
environment

Restoring and recovering a primary database

You can restore and recover a primary database from backups done on either a
primary or standby database. The restore and recover is almost the same as restore
and recover of a database in a standalone configuration. For information, see
"Restoring Oracle using the Data Protector

Restoring and recovering a standby database

You can restore and recover a standby database from backups of either a primary
or standby database. The restore and recover is almost the same as restore and
recover of a database in a standalone configuration. For information, see
Oracle using the Data Protector
If the archived redo log files required for recovery are not accessible on disk, but
only on tape, use RMAN to recover the restored datafiles to an SCN/log sequence
greater than the last log applied to the standby database.
Obtain UNTIL_SCN:
SQL> SELECT MAX(NEXT_CHANGE#)+1 UNTIL_SCN FROM V$LOG_HISTORY
LH, V$DATABASE DB WHERE
LH.RESETLOGS_CHANGE#=DB.RESETLOGS_CHANGE# AND
LH.RESETLOGS_TIME = DB.RESETLOGS_TIME;
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