Restoring data with remote mirroring
Restore data on a remote site with IBM® Storage Protect Snapshot.
Before you begin
The restore operations for the remote site must meet the following environment conditions:
- Data is successfully backed up and the backup copy of data is accessible on the remote site.
- A takeover host is running with the same operating system level as the production host.
- The takeover host is configured on the remote side.
- The database instance is created on the takeover host.
- IBM Storage Protect Snapshot software is installed on the takeover host. The software level on the production host and on the takeover host are the same.
Note: Never edit the existing DEVICE_CLASS parameters in the profile. For takeover
operations, always add new DEVICE_CLASSES for the new local and new remote sites.
Restoring Oracle data with remote mirroring
About this task
The takeover operation is complete, and the reversal of roles and remote
relationships are already in place. If not already included in the takeover operation, stop the
acsd daemon on the primary production host, and transfer all the repository files
from the primary production host to the takeover host. The repository files are in the directory
defined by the parameter ACS_REPOSITORY in the
The database is restored to the takeover host by using the
IBM Storage Protect
Snapshot snapshot local repository after
the remote backup. Complete the following steps:ACSD section of
the profile. Note: The snapshot restore operation requires
sufficient available space on the target storage pool so that it can restore the necessary volume.
Increase the capacity on the requested storage pool or free up some items that are using existing
capacity in cases where there is insufficient space.
Procedure
Results
You must restart the remote relationships before taking another snapshot of remote mirroring targets. For IBM XIV® Storage System, the remote relationships are removed. You must re-create the remote relationships before taking another snapshot of remote mirroring targets.