Backing Up Oracle - Computing at Cornell

#!/bin/ksh
# Initialize variables:
target='target system/manager@paris'
catalog='catalog rman/rman@rio'
parms="parms 'ENV=(DSMO_NODE=sol_oracle,DSMO_AVG_SIZE=256,
DSMI_ORC_CONFIG=/opt/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin/dsm.opt,
DSMI_LOG=/usr/local/oracle/log)'"
obsolete_tape=/tmp/ob_tape.log # list of obsolete tape backups
cmdfile=/tmp/delete.cmd # the generated RMAN command script
delete_log=/tmp/deleted.log # execution log from generated script
rm $obsolete_tape
rm $cmdfile
rm $delete_log
# Get a list of obsolete tape files:
rman msgno $target $catalog msglog $obsolete_tape /dev/null
report obsolete redundancy 3 until 'sysdate-3' device type 'sbt_tape';
exit;
EOF
# sed actions:
del_bpiece="-e /RMAN-06285/ s/\(.* \)\(.*\)$/change backuppiece '\2' delete;/"
# Create the RMAN command file to delete the obsolete files:
echo "allocate channel for delete type 'sbt_tape' $parms ;" >> $cmdfile
grep RMAN-06285 $obsolete_tape | sed "$del_bpiece" >> $cmdfile
echo "release channel;" >> $cmdfile
# Execute the RMAN command file to delete the obsolete files:
rman msgno $target $catalog msglog $delete_log cmdfile $cmdfile
exit
7.4 List objects in the TSM database
To display objects in the TSM catalog stored by TDP for Oracle, you can use
standard SQL SELECT statements from the command line from an
administrative client console.
To help you find what information is available in the database, TSM provides
three system catalog tables:
SYSCAT.TABLES contains information about all tables that can be
queried.
SYSCAT.COLUMNS describes the columns of each table.
SYSCAT.ENUMTYPES defines the valid values for each enumerated type
and the order of the values for each type.
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