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Reply from vishal_chaudhary on Jul 30 at 4:12 AM That is called system refresh.
In oracle you have to
*1.Copy latest backup from DEV*
Then
*2.Copy to QUA*
3.#alter database backup controlfile to trace restlog:
*4.Copy Control file from DEV*
5.And delete all the lines above startup nomount
6.Rename " reuse " with " SET " and Source id with Target id in your case "
QUA" as shown ( in entire document )
7.
Delete the lines below : (CHARACTER SET UTF8 ; )
8.
Delete the old control file in QUA9.
*9.then copy Cntl.sql in QUA (/oracle)*
and change permission10.
*then *
*login *
*su - QUAadm *
*stopsap r3*
*su - oraQUA*
*10.brrestore -b (filename) -m full*
*11.*
Complete restore
Su - oraQUA#
#sqlplus "/ as sysdba"
#@/oracle/Cntl.sql
*#recover database until cancel using backup controlfile;*
*12.*
Revert the specific log file to the original name :
And restart the recovery like this :
Press enter and continue.
After applying rest of the logs it will give following promt : press enter
until you will reach last file .
Give " Cancel " and exit.
13. Shutdown the DB and restart
14. then start DB
#alter database open resetlogs
15. Create the temp file using following command :
*#select username from dba_users;*
16. and drop the same
17. delete RFC
18. login QUA
19. Slicense
20.SE06
| | | ---------------Original Message---------------
From: David Caddick
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2014 6:28 PM
Subject: SAP Data Restore With Back Up Taken in Harddisk
Hi,
What are you trying to ask? Your question does not make sense.
Are you asking about restoring the development backup in your quality system?
You can do this, but you must follow the system copy guide:
Http://service.sap.com/systemcopy
Using the software provisioning manager 1.0.
Regards |
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