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Saving the Oracle Configuration Environment Using dbed_saveconfig

You can use the VERITAS Storage Foundation for Oracle dbed_saveconfig command to save configuration information on Oracle, VERITAS products, and system hardware from the command line.


Prerequisites

  • You must be logged on as the database administrator (typically, the user ID oracle).


Usage Notes

  • The dbed_saveconfig command is used to collect and record configuration information on Oracle, VERITAS products, and system hardware. Information is gathered in the context of a specified Oracle database. The utility attempts to gather enough information to allow an administrator to reconstruct a system and database from scratch, in the case of a complete system failure.
  • Information collected is in the form of many system configuration files and the results of querying the system hardware, VERITAS products, and Oracle. The location where configuration information has been saved is displayed as output from the dbed_saveconfig command. Alternatively, you can use the -l option to designate this location.
  • See the dbed_saveconfig(1M) manual page for more information.

  To save the Oracle configuration environment

Use the dbed_saveconfig command as follows:


 $ /opt/VRTS/bin/dbed_saveconfig -S PROD -H /oracle/product/9i
 Saving System and Oracle Information, please wait ...

 System configuration information saved to directory:
 /tmp/vxdba.DR.1148

  To save the Oracle configuration environment without updating the VxDBA repository

Use the dbed_saveconfig command with the -n option as follows:


 $ dbed_saveconfig -S PROD -H /oracle/product/9i -n
 Saving System and Oracle Information, please wait ... 
 
 System configuration information saved to directory:
 /tmp/vxdba/DR.1149
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