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)

rmora_display
SYNTAX
rmora_display -s <oracle_sid> -p <db_server> [-t <timestamp>] [-r]
DESCRIPTION
The rmora_display command displays database Virtual Copies, along with other information
including creation time, type, status and backup status.
A type of Virtual Copy can be either Online, Offline, Datafile, or Archlog.
• Online or Offline Virtual Copy - Indicates that the Virtual Copy was created for the
database while it was OPEN (online) or CLOSED (offline), respectively.
• Datafile Virtual Copy - Indicates that the Virtual Copy was created for data files only while
the database is open.
• Archlog Virtual Copy- Indicates that the Virtual Copy was created for the archive log
destination only.
The status of a Virtual Copy can be Available, Available(P), Orphaned, Stale, Removed,
Mounted, Mounted(P), or Database. The Available status indicates that the Virtual Copy
exists and is not currently mounted or cloned. The Available(P) indicates that the virtual copy
exists and is not currently mounted or cloned, but one or more virtual volumes of the virtual copy
are missing. An Available(P) virtual copy is no longer an application consistent snapshot of
the database. The Orphaned status indicates that the virtual copy exists and is not currently mounted
or cloned, but has been orphaned, as it no longer belongs to the original parent. The Virtual Copy
is usable, but cannot be used for rmora_rollback operation. The Stale status indicates the
virtual copy exists and is not currently mounted or cloned, but one or more virtual volumes of the
virtual copy are stale. A Stale virtual copy is no longer an application consistent snapshot of the
database. The Removed status indicates that the virtual copy is removed. The Mounted status
indicates that the virtual copy is currently mounted. The Mounted(P) status indicates that the
virtual copy is partially mounted. The Database status indicates that a database has been cloned
using the virtual copy. If a database configuration was converted from a prior non-Remote Copy
configuration to Remote Copy configuration or vice versa, all the virtual copy created previously
would show Removed in the status column, this is because the previous virtual copy were created
from a different HP 3PAR Storage System than the current one.
A backup status of a Virtual Copy can be either Y or N, where Y indicates that the Virtual Copy
has been backed up, and N indicates that the Virtual Copy has not been backed up.
You must run this command as a super user from the backup server. To allow the Oracle Database
Administrator (Oracle Owner) to run this command, an identical Oracle Database Administrator
user must exist on backup server. In addition, permission on the Recovery Manager for Oracle
Installation and Repository directories must be changed appropriately.
OPTIONS
The following options are supported:
-s <oracle_sid>
The Oracle SID of the database instance. For Real Application Cluster (RAC) database, an Oracle
SID of any RAC instance can be specified.
-p <db_server>
The corresponding host name of the database server where the specified Oracle database instance
is running. The value of the database server name must match the output of the hostname
command.
-t <timestamp>
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