[Q] What are we doing wrong now?
Below you will find our group resource file. The goal is to shutdown
the Oracle8 databases before the backup job begins. Below you will
find the savepnpc group resource file that we expirement with.
/nsr/res/Alpha123-backup.res
type: savepnpc;
precmd: "/usr/bin/sh /sbin/init.d/oracle stop", "/bin/sleep 60";
pstcmd: "/usr/bin/sh /sbin/init.d/oracle start", "/bin/sleep 60";
timeout: "12:00pm";
Diagnostics produced after running this group would indicate the
pre-command is executing once for each save set instead of "AS
ADVERTISED" once for each client in the backup group.
There are (3) clients in the backup group. He are sample diagnostics
of what we are getting.
--- Unsuccessful Save Sets ---
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/ 1 retry attempted
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/ past first iffi set
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/ LOG config
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/ /sbin/init.d/oracle: touch: not found
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/ Test of stop begins here
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/ /sbin/init.d/oracle: date: not found
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/ stopping V2 listner
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/ stopping Oracle database
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/ /sbin/init.d/oracle: su: not found
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/usr /sbin/init.d/oracle: touch: not found
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/usr Test of stop begins here
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/usr /sbin/init.d/oracle: date: not found
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/usr stopping V2 listner
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/usr stopping Oracle database
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/usr /sbin/init.d/oracle: su: not found
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/a1u00 /sbin/init.d/oracle: touch: not found
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/a1u00 Test of stop begins here
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/a1u00 /sbin/init.d/oracle: date: not found
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/a1u00 stopping V2 listner
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/a1u00 stopping Oracle database
* alpha1.dwd.state.in.us:/a1u00 /sbin/init.d/oracle: su: not found
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etc. etc. etc. for each save set of all (3) clients
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Additional Info follows:
All thre clients run NSR 5.2, under Digitial UNIX 4.0E with no patch
kits applied. Plus each client has two network interface cards
configured with the host names for these containing either mixed case
letters and/or hyphens. I.E. alpha1, alpha1-nsr, alpha2, alpha2-nsr,
alpha3, alpha3-nsr.
Also we are not using the Business Suite module for Oracle8 even
though the licenses packs were purchased, enabled and authorized
through NSR. We don't because our DBA's figure why do hot on the fly
backups when we have the time at night for cold offline backups.
- Thanks
Kevin Criss
Received on Mon Mar 29 1999 - 16:39:31 NZST