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    Duplicating a Database using RMAN……………

    This article provides a quick introduction on how to duplicate a database using the
    RMAN DUPLICATE DATABASE command on the UNIX / Linux operating
    environment. For this demonstration, we will create a duplicate target database using
    RMAN's DUPLICATE DATABASE command to the same host (localhost) of the target
    database.

    Pre-requisites

    1. A valid full database backup of the target database.


    2. Target database must be mounted or open.

    Steps Required

    1. Create all needed FOLDER for the duplicate database.


    2. Create an Initialization Parameter for the Auxiliary Database. And configure the
    file with two new parameters.

    db_file_name_convert = ('d:\oracle\oardata\grid', 'e:\oracle\oardata\


    Dupgrig')
    log_file_name_convert = ('d:\oracle\oardata\grid', 'e:\oracle\
    oardata\Dupgrig')

    3. Create Password File for Auxiliary Database.

    Example:

    C:>orapwd file=e:\oracle\ora92\database password=sys123 entries=10.

    4. Create / Start the Auxiliary Instance.

    C:>oradim –new –sid dupgrid -intpwd sys123 –maxusers 10 –startmode auto –pfile
    e:\oracle\admin\dupgrid\pfile\init.ora.

    C:>set oracle_sid=dupgrid

    C:>sqlplus/nolog

    SQL>conn sys/sys123 as sysdba

    SQL>startup nomount pfile= e:\oracle\admin\dupgrid\pfile\init.ora.


    5. Ensure Oracle Net Connectivity to Auxiliary Database and target Database.
    6. Mount or Open the Target Database.

    C:>set oracle_sid=grid
    C:>sqlplus/nolog
    SQL>conn sys as sysdba
    SQL>startup

    7. Make sure you Have the Necessary Backups and Archived Redo Log Files.

    C:>rman

    RMAN>connect target sys/sys123@grid


    RMAN>run
    {allocate channel c1 type disk;
    allocate channel c2type disk;
    backup database;
    backup (archivelog all);
    }
    8. Login to Target and Auxiliary Database using RMAN.

    C:> rman target sys/sys1230@grid auxiliary ys/sys123@dupgrid

    9. Run the RMAN DUPLICATE DATABASE Command

    Rman> run {
    allocate auxiliary channel ch1 type disk;

    duplicate target database to dupgrid;


    }
    10.Open the duplicate database with resetlogs option

    SQL>alter database open resetlogs.

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