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Which is the best Method for Restoring a Backup in a Secured manner?

KarthikSinghDBAMay 7 2014

Dear Legends,

I got a requirement/scenario to restore a backup of Oracle 11gR2 database. Imagine that I'm not aware of the database files and how the backup was taken by someone else. Now I would like to restore it, let me know how and securely the backup can be restored without disturbing the existing environment.

So for I have crossed the doc

1. "Introduction to Backup and Recovery"

2. Oracle Distilled

3. "www.myoracleworld.net - Installing 11GR2 on redhat 5U5 64-Bit"

Is there a valid restore document covering only RESTORE a Database using RMAN with oracle Docs?

My Understanding:

1. Using RMAN RESTORE command we can restore the database.

2. A Valid/Consistent backup should be available to restore database in any format which RMAN Understands.

3. Needed Backup files - SPFile, Control File and Data File

Please correct me if my understanding is wrong.

Questions:

1. What are the things I need to consider before restoring?

2. What are the Questions/Info that I need to gather ?

3. Need to Collect ASM Details if any?

Thanks,

Karthik

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HTTPClient usage: http://hc.apache.org/httpclient-3.x/tutorial.html

Make sure you have javax.xml.*; (which you should have)

Then import the Yahoo .java files.

P.s. I'm using JDeveloper.
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Eventually I discovered that the only problem was that I was using httpclient-4 instead of httpclient-3. I would think that a newer version should be able to run at least the code which could be run in previous versions. That is why it still surprises me. Any explanation?
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