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Scheduling rman hot backups of the database, Scheduling, Rman hot backups of the database – HP Storage Essentials NAS Manager Software User Manual

Page 273: Rman hot backups of the, Database

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Storage Essentials 5.1 User Guide 241

4.

Click Backup Now.
The management server performs an RMAN backup.
When the backup is complete, the Setup tab is refreshed with the status of the manual hot

backup. The Results tab is also updated with the status of the RMAN hot backup. The Results tab

displays the status of the previous RMAN hot backups (manual and scheduled).

Scheduling RMAN Hot Backups of the Database

The management server lets you schedule an RMAN hot back up of the database, as described in

the following steps. The backup is referred to as being “hot” because the management server is still

running.

IMPORTANT:

Before you can schedule the RMAN backup, you must enabled database archive

mode and RMAN backup as described in

Setting the Archive Mode

” on page 248. The buttons on

the RMAN backup page appear disabled if the database archive mode is disabled.

To learn more about backing up the database, see ”

About the Database Admin Utility

” on

page 242.

1.

Verified you have enabled database archive mode and RMAN backup as described in

Setting

the Archive Mode

” on page 248.

2.

Click Options > Storage Essentials > Manage Product Health in HP Systems Insight

Manager.

3.

Select RMAN Backup in the Product Health tree.

4.

Click the calendar icon,

.

5.

In the Time field, type the time in 24-hour format with the hour and minutes separate by a colon,

for example, 22:15. Click the date on which you want to run the next backup of the database.

Today’s date is highlighted in pink. Click Set.
The date and time appear in the Next Scheduled Run field in the yyyy-mm-dd format.
If you change the date in the field to a date that does not exist in a month, the software

automatically calculates the date to the next month. For example, if you enter 2003-11-31, the

software assumes the date is 2003-12-01.

6.

In the Repeat Interval field, type an interval. Select one of the following units from the

drop-down menu:
Second(s)
Minute(s)
Hour(s)
Day(s)
Week(s)