Restoring an Oracle Database

Restoring Oracle is accomplished just like any RMAN restore. The Database Administrator starts RMAN and a script written to use an MML. RMAN determines what files need to be restored and passes the list of files, along with their destination information. DPX sends this data back to RMAN which handles the restore. The job is governed by the settings specified in the parameter file.

Note. Since RMAN is responsible for the actual restoration of data, you need to be thoroughly familiar with this utility. Read all the available Oracle documentation before restoring any data onto an Oracle server.