HP 3PAR Recovery Manager 4.5.0 for Oracle on Solaris, Red Hat Linux, and Oracle Enterprise Linux User's Guide (QL226-97705, May 2014)

4. Rollback the read-write Virtual Copy to the base volumes from the remote system S336. Promote

the read-write Virtual Copy to its base volume by issuing the rmora_rollback -w command.

a. The rmora_rollback command with the -w option requires LUNs to be removed for

the base volumes. In this example, the Virtual Copy used to clone the database is

060311173319.

S336# showvlun -t -host pe2950-24 | grep 060311173319| awk '{print " removevlun

-f "$2" "$1" "$3}'

removevlun -f sol0000000_aw_060311173319 4 pe2950-24

removevlun -f sol0000000_rw_060311173319 5 pe2950-24

removevlun -f sol0000001_aw_060311173319 6 pe2950-24

removevlun -f sol0000001_rw_060311173319 7 pe2950-24

removevlun -f sol0000002_aw_060311173319 8 pe2950-24

removevlun -f sol0000002_rw_060311173319 9 pe2950-24

removevlun -f sol0000003_rw_060311173319 10 pe2950-24

b. Issue the commands from S336 to remove the LUNs used by the cloned database.

c. Ensure all Remote Copy groups are stopped before issuing the rmora_rollback

command. This command performs the rollback, which promotes the changes from the

read-write Virtual Copy to the base volumes from the remote system S336.

pe2950-24:# rmora_rollback -s ASM11GR21 -p dl160g6-13 -t 060311173319 -v -w

-f

Verifying ssh between the backup server and the HP 3PAR Storage system ...

Initiating rollback process using the Virtual Copy '060311173319' ...