Backing up and restoring HP Systems Insight Manager 6.3 database in a Windows Environment

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5. If it is running, stop the Systems Insight Manager Service, along with any Systems Insight Manager
plug-in applications such as performance management.
6. Reinstall Oracle as directed in Oracle documentation. For more information, see
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/backup.102/b14192/toc/htm
.
7. Using the file management tool of your choice, restore the directories and files listed in Table 2.
For each occurrence of <SIM>, substitute the actual pathname where Systems Insight Manager is
installed (such as C:\Program Files\HP\Systems Insight Manager).
Note:
You must use a tool that preserves file permissions (such as the Windows
Backup tool) while restoring directories and files.
Table 3: Configuration files to restore for Oracle
Directory or file Description
<SIM>\config\ (see note) Directory of configuration files
C:\hp\sslshare\ Shared openSSL certificate directory
<SIM>\logs\mx.log Audit log file
<SIM>\patch Program updates (required if you want to reinstall HP
SIM),
this might be empty
<SIM>\bin\servercert.pem Certificate used by the Command Line Interface (CLI)
<SIM>\bin\cliclientconfig.cfg CLI configuration file
<SIM>\installpsp (if existing)
<SIM>\swmaint (if existing)
<SIM>\output (optional) Contains job result output
8.
Start the
Systems Insight Manager
service and any plug-in applications.
Restoring the database
To restore and recover the database, perform the following steps:
1. Login to the Oracle Management Server. At the Oracle server console, type the following
command:
set ORACLE_SID=<dbname>
Where dbname is the database just created.