Veritas NetBackup™ for Oracle Administrator's Guide
- Introduction
- NetBackup for Oracle QuickStart
- Installing NetBackup for Oracle
- About linking Oracle RMAN with NetBackup for UNIX
- Oracle policy configuration
- Preparing for NetBackup for Oracle configuration
- Instance management for an Oracle Intelligent Policy
- About Oracle Intelligent Policies (OIP)
- About script- or template-based Oracle policies
- About adding backup selections to an Oracle policy
- About configuring the run-time environment
- About creating templates and shell scripts
- About creating RMAN scripts manually
- Performing backups and restores of Oracle
- About NetBackup for Oracle backups
- About NetBackup for Oracle restores
- Using NetBackup for Oracle in a Microsoft Windows cluster environment
- Guided Recovery
- Troubleshooting Guided Recovery
- NetBackup for Oracle with Snapshot Client
- About NetBackup for Oracle with Snapshot Client
- How NetBackup for Oracle with Snapshot Client works
- About configuring Snapshot Client with NetBackup for Oracle
- Restoring NetBackup for Oracle from a snapshot backup
- About configuring NetBackup for Oracle block-level incremental backups on UNIX
- About Snapshot Client effects
- About Oracle support for Replication Director
- Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting RMAN backup or restore errors
- Appendix A. Real Application Clusters
- Appendix B. Best practices for protecting Oracle RAC with NetBackup
- Appendix C. Deduplication best practices
- Appendix D. Snapshot Client support of SFRAC
- Appendix E. Script-based block-level incremental (BLI) backups without RMAN on UNIX and Linux systems
- Verifying installation requirements for BLI backups without RMAN
- Creating NetBackup policies for script-based BLI backup
- Creating notify scripts for BLI backups
- Performing backups and restores
- About troubleshooting backup or restore errors
- Appendix F. XML Archiver
- NetBackup for Oracle XML export and XML import
- About XML export templates and shell scripts
- Performing an XML export archive
- Restoring an XML export archive
- Troubleshooting XML export or XML import errors
- Appendix G. Register authorized locations
Bringing the database instance offline on Windows
Before you can perform a user-directed backup or restore from the client, you must take the database instance offline. You can use the Failsafe graphical user interface or the Failsafe command line (FSCMD).
To take the database instance offline with Failsafe graphical user interface
- Select the Oracle database resource in the Failsafe graphical user interface.
- Choose to bring it offline.
To take the database instance offline with Failsafe command line (FSCMD), type the following command:
fscmd offlineresource salesdb /cluster=curly /offline=immediate /domain=domainname /user=user /pwd=pwd
To bring the resource offline, the preceding command sets offline=immediate.
Alternately, based on your need you can specify one of the following as the argument:
abort | Shuts down the database instantaneously by aborting the database instance. |
immediate | Shuts down the database immediately by terminating SQL statements in progress, rolling back uncommitted transactions and disconnecting users. |
normal | Shuts down the database and doesn't allow new connections after the command was issued. This command waits for the connected users to disconnect before the database is shut down. |
transactional | Shuts down the database only after all of the current transactions have completed. |
Because the offlineresource operation shuts down the Oracle database service, enter the following command to start the Oracle database service:
net start OracleService