Configuring continuous log restore with ontape
Before you begin
About this task
Use continuous log restore to restart a log restore with newly available logs after all currently available logs have been restored. For more information, see Continuous log restore.
To configure continuous log restore with ontape:
Procedure
- On the primary system, perform a level-0 archive with the ontape -s -L 0 command.
- On the secondary system, copy the files or mount the tape (as assigned by LTAPEDEV) and perform a physical restore with the ontape -p command.
- Respond to the following prompts:
Continue restore? Y Do you want to back up the logs? N Restore a level 1 archive? N
After the physical restore completes, the database instance waits in fast recovery mode to restore logical logs.
- On the primary system, back up logical logs with the ontape -a command.
- On the secondary system, copy the files or mount the tape that contains the backed up logical logs from the primary system. Perform a logical log restore with the ontape -l -C command.
- Repeat steps 4 and 5 for all logical logs that are available to back up and restore.
- If you are doing continuous log restore on a secondary
system as an emergency standby, run the following commands to complete
restoring logical logs and quiesce the server
- If logical logs are available to restore, use the ontape -l command.
- After all available logical logs are restored, use the ontape -l -X command.