RE: [Q] How many days to setup RMAN on UNIX server?
- From: Freeman Robert - IL <FREEMANR@xxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Wed, 17 Nov 2004 12:33:27 -0600
Step 2 dosen't jive with what you are wanting to do. Since you are not using
any external vendor products, there is nothing to relink.
While 2 days to setup RMAN is easy (1 day is enough for one database and
backups to disk if everyting is in place!), an extra couple of days to test
everything isn't a bad idea either. You should do at least one
backup/recovery test. How long this takes depends on a number of factors.
MOYMMV,
Robert
Author: Oracle9i RMAN Backup and Recovery
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Subject: [Q] How many days to setup RMAN on UNIX server?
We plan to setup RMAN on out SUN Solaris server with
ORACLE 9ir2 databases.
We are NOT purchase ORACLE modules for Veritas
NETBACKUP yet. The implementation only RMAN backup to
hard disks.
We ask ORACLE provide us the price quote and ORACLE
ask 5 days to implement. Based on my experience setup
RMAN should NOT more than two days. Is ORACLE 5 days
request reasonable?
Following are ORACLE suggestion:
1. Engagement Kick-Off Meeting (½ day)
a. Team member introductions and role definition
b. Review of engagement Objectives and Scope
c. Overview of the RMAN architecture
2. Re-Link Oracle with the necessary libraries to
support RMAN.
This task may require several hours of downtime on the
affected system.
3. Install or create the necessary RMAN scripts to
backup and maintain RMAN backups in the customers!|
environment. Participants will be trained on these
scripts and may participate in writing specialized
scripts for their environment (2 days)
4. Perform backup and recovery testing for common
Recovery scenarios (3 days)
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