HP Storage Essentials V5.1 User Guide Second Edition (Linux Release) (T4283-96056, November 2006)

Storage Essentials 5.1 User Guide 243
• ”Restarting the Database” on page 248
• ”Restoring a Cold Backup” on page 248
• ”Setting the Archive Mode” on page 248
• ”RMAN Restore” on page 249
• ”Running a Cold Backup” on page 250
• ”Changing the Archive Destination” on page 251
• ”Viewing Logs from the Database Admin Utility” on page 251
• ”Changing the Oracle Listener Password” on page 251
• ”Resetting the Log” on page 252
• ”Warning Messages During Reinitializing the Database” on page 252
Accessing the Database Admin Utility
To access the Database Admin Utility:
1. Stop the AppStorManager service.
2. To access the database utility on Linux, do the following on the management server:
a. Set the display if you are accessing the Database Admin Utility remotely.
The Database Admin Utility uses Perl. To set Perl in your path, enter the following command
at the command prompt:
. /opt/productname/install/setvars.sh
where /opt/productname is the directory containing the software. It is defined by
$APPIQ_DIST.
b. Go to the $APPIQ_DIST/Tools/dbAdmin directory and then enter the following at the
command prompt:
perl dbAdmin.pl
The full path to Perl is the following:
$APPIQ_DIST/JBossandJetty/server/appiq/remoteScripts/perl/bin/perl
3. To access the database utility on Windows, go to the %MGR_DIST%\Tools\dbAdmin
directory on the management server and double-click dbAdmin.bat.
Refreshing the Database Admin Utility
The Database Admin Utility requires the following are not in use:
• JBoss
• CIMOM
If any of these components are in use, the Database Admin Utility will not work. If you are shown an
error message when you start the Database Admin Utility, stop the AppStorManager service. Then,
click the Refresh button.
Checking the Database and Listener Status
To find the database and listener status: