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RAC DB Restore

The document provides steps to restore a database from backup including listing backups, mounting the database, restoring control files and redo logs, and opening the database with a resetlogs option.

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RAC DB Restore

The document provides steps to restore a database from backup including listing backups, mounting the database, restoring control files and redo logs, and opening the database with a resetlogs option.

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select db_id from v$database;

RMAN>list backup summary;

list backup tag ''


####restore pfile from spfile:
show parameter spfile;
create pfile='' from spfile;

select name from v$database;


select name from v$datafile;
select name from v$logfile;
create pfile='' from spfile ;
select name from v$controlfile;

check the archivelog location:


archivelog log list;
shut down the database;
srvctl stop -d database prd

goto one node start the db from sql


sql> startup mount exlusive restict

delete the data files,red log, control file. don't delete the archivelog after
latest backup.

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cluster_database=false;
SQL> startup nomount pfile='/home/oracle/initbr8dba.ora';

create spfile from pfile='/home/oracle/initbr8dba.ora';


shut immediate;

startup nomount;
show parameter pfile ---> must be show spfile.

show parameter pfile

Restore controlfile from backp piece

rman target /

restore controlfile from 'backup piece;

RMAN>sql 'alter database mount';

select name, open_mode from v$database;

SQL>alter database open;

SQL> alter database open RESETLOGS;

Database altered.

SQL> select member from v$logfile;

select name, open_mode, dbid from v$database;


database_cluster=true scope=SPFILE;
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shut down db
start the db with srvctl.

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