Good Day
If i backup an VM with Oracle DB, i can set different Options in Guest Processing.
First of all, we use a separate RMAN Job to Backup DB and handle Logfiles. What i want to do, is to create a application consistent backup of the VM with the Oracle DB. At the moment we do only crash consistent backups.
What i wanted to do is to set the guest processing to "Perform copy only". AFAIK for this i have to specify a guest account which has local admin rights on the VM, otherwise Veeam cant connect to the VM. But this account has no rights in the Oracle DB. I get a "login denied" message from oracle.
The question is:
If i set the guest processing to "Process Transaction logs with this jobs", then go to the Oracle Tap, specify a different Account which has rights in Oracle (an Oracle Account, no windows account), and then select "Do not delete archived logs" -> does this have the same behavior as i would set guest processing to "perform copy only"?
i want avoid that i break the backup / log which we do with rman separately when i active veeams applicatoin processing.
thanks
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Re: Oracle DB Backup - Copy only vs do not delete archived logs
I think there is a small difference. Copy only will bring the DB in a consistent state with alter database begin backup.
The "Do not delete archived logs" approach will additionally ask the database to use a new redologfile so that the current one will be copied to an Archive Log File. It basically create an additional Archive Log file before backup.
I don´t think this would be negative for what you want to achieve.
The "Do not delete archived logs" approach will additionally ask the database to use a new redologfile so that the current one will be copied to an Archive Log File. It basically create an additional Archive Log file before backup.
I don´t think this would be negative for what you want to achieve.
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Re: Oracle DB Backup - Copy only vs do not delete archived logs
Thanks for your Feedback Andreas.
So, if i still want/need to go with copy only mode, then i have to set the windows user, which is used for guest processing, to have sysdba rights in oracle as well, right?
So, if i still want/need to go with copy only mode, then i have to set the windows user, which is used for guest processing, to have sysdba rights in oracle as well, right?
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