Enable the use of an existing asset in a modified environment
When the Oracle environment is modified, you can follow the procedures in this topic to continue using an existing asset from an existing protection policy with
PowerProtect Data Manager.
When you change the SID of the standalone database or the database name of the RAC database of an Oracle asset, the asset is treated as a new Oracle asset. If the asset is not automatically added to the protection policy using a protection rule, you must modify the protection policy. However, you have the option to continue to protect the original Oracle asset, even after changing the SID of the standalone database or the database name of the RAC database.
You can continue using an existing asset that was configured in the current version of
PowerProtect Data Manager even after changing the SID of the standalone database or the database name of the RAC database. To continue using the existing asset, you must provide the previous SID of the standalone database or the database name of the RAC database in a configuration file, as described in the following procedures.
Enable the use of an existing asset when the SID is changed
For example, the DBID of the database is 1630741966, and the SID will be changed from orcl1 (previous SID) to orcl2 (new SID).
Complete the following steps to enable the continued use of the existing asset when the SID is changed:
Before you change the SID value, specify the new SID value in the parameter setting
EXCLUDE_SID=<new_sid> in the configuration file
$RMAN_AGENT_HOME/config/rman_agent.cfg.
For example, add the following parameter setting in the configuration file:
EXCLUDE_SID=orcl2
Create a new configuration file,
$RMAN_AGENT_HOME/settings/rename.config, which will contain the current DBID and both previous and new SID values.
Edit the
rename.config file, and add the following two lines in the file:
[<DBID>:<new_sid>]
PREVIOUS_SID=<previous_sid>
NOTE:Replace
<new_sid> with a lowercase new SID value in the line [<DBID>:<new_sid>].
For example:
[1630741966:orcl2]
PREVIOUS_SID=orcl1
Set the
rename.config file access permissions to 666, as with the following command:
chmod 666 rename.config
Ensure that the SID value of the database is changed to the new value.
Delete the parameter setting
EXCLUDE_SID=<new_sid> in the configuration file
$RMAN_AGENT_HOME/config/rman_agent.cfg.
Enable the use of an existing asset when the database name is changed
For example, the DBID of the database is 1630741966, and the database name will be changed from orcl1 (previous database name) to orcl2 (new database name).
Complete the following steps to enable the continued use of the existing asset when the database name is changed:
Before you change the database name, specify the SID of the database in the parameter setting
EXCLUDE_SID=<sid_value> in the configuration file
$RMAN_AGENT_HOME/config/rman_agent.cfg on all nodes in the RAC environment.
Create a new configuration file,
$RMAN_AGENT_HOME/settings/rename.config, which will contain the current DBID and both previous and new database names.
Edit the
rename.config file, and add the following two lines in the file:
[<DBID>:<new_database_name>]
PREVIOUS_DBNAME=<previous_database_name>
NOTE:Replace
<new_database_name> with a lowercase new database name in the line [<DBID>:<new_database_name>].
For example:
[1630741966:orcl2]
PREVIOUS_DBNAME=orcl1
Set the
rename.config file access permissions to 666, as with the following command:
chmod 666 rename.config
Ensure that the database name is changed to the new name.
Delete the parameter setting
EXCLUDE_SID=<sid_value> in the configuration file
$RMAN_AGENT_HOME/config/rman_agent.cfg on all nodes in the RAC environment.
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