ORACLE
The ORACLE section is an extension to the
CLIENT and CLONING sections for ORACLE
environments. The parameters do not depend on the storage device.
- ORACLE_HOME
- This parameter identifies the Oracle installation that is used by the corresponding database.
Its value is the same as the environment variable ORACLE_HOME for the database.
- Default
- There is no default value. This parameter is automatically picked up by the ORACLE_HOME environment variable.
- Advanced mode only
- No.
- CATALOG_DATABASE_CONNECT_STRING
- The recovery catalog connect string. This parameter specifies the connect string of the Recovery
catalog database that is used to catalog backup information. This value corresponds to the value
defined in the <$ORACLE_HOME>/network/admin/tnsnames.ora file.
- Default
- There is no default value. This parameter is specified by the user.
- Advanced mode only
- No.
- CATALOG_DATABASE_USERNAME
- This parameter sets the user name that has the Oracle system database administrator privileges
on the Recovery catalog database.
- Default
- There is no default value. This parameter is specified by the user.
- Advanced mode only
- No.
- TARGET_DATABASE_PARAMETER_FILE
- This parameter specifies the fully resolved path and file name of the Oracle
parameter file for the target database. This file is a text-based Oracle parameter file (PFILE) and
not a binary Oracle Server Parameter File (SPFILE).
- Default
- <$ORACLE_HOME>/dbs/init<$ORACLE_SID>.ora
- Advanced mode only
- Yes.
- DATABASE_BACKUP_SCRIPT_FILE
- Name of the RMAN backup script that contains the Data Protection for Oracle commands.
- Default
- There is no default value. For offload configuration, this parameter is required.
- Advanced mode only
- No.
- TARGET_DATABASE_PASSWORD_FILE
- This parameter specifies the fully resolved path of the target database password file.
- Default
- orapwSID
- Advanced mode only
- DATABASE_CONTROL_FILE_RESTORE
- This parameter specifies whether to restore Oracle control files after snapshot restore
processing completes. There are two options:
- YES: restores Oracle control files and you complete the incomplete recovery up to the point when the control files were backed up.
- NO: does not restore Oracle control files. A full snapshot recovery up to the current image is completed, using the existing control files in the system.
- Default
- NO
- Advanced mode only
- Yes.
- ASM_INSTANCE_USER
- This parameter specifies the user that owns the Oracle Grid Infrastructure installation. A
setting of AUTO, refers to the default value grid.
- Default
- AUTO
- Advanced mode only
- Yes
- ASM_INSTANCE_ID
-
This parameter is deprecated. The ORACLE_SID of the ASM instance is automatically determined from the environment of the user that is specified in the ASM_INSTANCE_USER value.
- Default
- AUTO
- Advanced mode only
- Yes
- ASM_ROLE
- This parameter specifies the role that is used when connecting to the ASM instance. There are
two options:
- sysasm: This option is the default role for connections to the ASM instance.
- sysdba: This role is supported for Oracle 11gR1, but is deprecated.
- Default
- sysasm
- Advanced mode only
- Yes.