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Disaster Recovery Scenario
Assume you have a Windows server running Oracle, and that there is one Oracle database instance on the server, ORCL. A disaster occurs and it is necessary to rebuild the entire server.
A typical disaster recovery scenario consists of the following steps:
- Reinstall Windows.
- Restore the offline backup of the Oracle data files, configuration files.
- Restore the latest offline or online backup of ORCL.
- Connect to ORCL as sysdba.
- Mount the database.
- Enter the following command at the SQL*Plus prompt:
recover database using backup controlfile until cancel;
- When the recovery process is complete, enter the following command:
alter database open resetlogs;
Oracle opens the database.
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