XML Parameters for SAP for Oracle Backups and Restores

The following table lists the supported Oracle backup and restore parameters.

Parameter	Description of Parameter Values
appName	The name of the application, 'SAP for Oracle'.
autoDetectDevice	The default value for the parameter is TRUE. Valid values are: true false
backupsetName	The name of the backup set.
subclientName	The name of the subclient.
clientName	The name of the client computer, as displayed in the CommCell Console where the instance is located.
instanceName	The name of the Oracle instance.
backupLevel	The type of backup to restore. Valid values are: FULL, the backup is a full backup INCREMENTAL, the backup is an incremental backup
priority	The priority of the job. The highest priority is zero and the lowest priority is 999. Range: 0-999
startInSuspendedState	The option to start the job in a suspended state. The suspended job cannot run until it is manually resumed. Valid values are: true false
clientName	The name of the client computer.
commCellId	The CommCell ID of the CommServe. The valid value is 2.
backupsetName	The name of the backup set.
listMedia	The list media operation must display media associated with the most recent data protection operation (from now back to the last full backup). Valid values are: true false
copyPrecedence	The backup copy precedence.
copyPrecedenceApplicable	Valid values are: true false
drive	The name of the drive in the pool that performs the restore.
drivePool	The name of the drive pool that performs the restore. Use this option to restore by using a specific drive.
library	The name of the library that performs the restore. Use this option to restore by using a specific library.
mediaAgent	The name of the MediaAgent that performs the restore.
proxyForSnapClients/clientName	The proxy client that is used for IntelliSnap.
sapRestoreInitOraFromSrcadd	The default value for the parameter is FALSE. Valid values are: true false
noImage	Restore the deleted files. Valid values are: true false
timeRange	The time range to use for the listMedia option.
timeZone	The time zone to use for the listMedia option.
useExactIndex	This is available in UNIX configurations. You can associate the media with the most recent index in the CommCell Console. Valid values are: true false
clusterDBBackedup	This parameter indicates that the backup is for a clustered environment. Valid values are: true false
detectRegularExpression	The option to use regular expressions in defining source paths. Valid values are: true false
isFromBrowseBackup	The option to restore from a browsed backup. Valid values are: true false
onePassRestore	The option to restore from OnePass. Valid values are: true false
recoverAllProtectedMails	The option to recover all protected emails. Valid values are: true false
restoreDeviceFilesAsRegularFiles	The option to restore the device files as regular files. Valid values are: true false
restoreSpaceRestrictions	Valid values are: true false
restoreToDisk	The option to restore the file to a disk (perform an application free restore). Valid values are: true false
restoreTime/TimeValue	Specifies the correct time value in which the user wants the data to be restored. The time value must be in the following format: yyyy-month-day time. For example, 2016-04-06 12:03:22.
recoverTime/TimeValue	Specifies the correct time value in which the user wants the data to be recovered. The time value must be in the following format: yyyy-month-day time. For example, 2016-04-06 12:03:22.
revert	The option to perform a revert. Valid values are: true false
skipErrorsAndContinue	The option to skip an error when one is encountered and continue the restore. Valid values are: true false
destination/clientName	The destination client name.
sourceItem	Note: If the sourceItem parameter contains a directory path, verify the path is valid before you run the command.
SPFilePath	The path to restore the SP file to
SPFileTime/timeValue	The time to use for the SP file restore.
archiveLog	The option to restore the archive log. Valid values are: true false
archiveLogBy	Specify how to restore the archive logs. Valid values are: DEFAULT BYTIME BYLSN
backupValidationOnly	Valid values are: true false
catalogConnect1	The recovery catalog database.
catalogConnect2/password	The password for the recovery catalog.
catalogConnect3	The recovery catalog service name.
checkReadOnly	This option checks whether the read-only tables are checked for consistency. Valid values are: true false
cloneEnv	The option to create a clone environment. Valid values are: true false
controlFilePath	The path to restore the control file to.
controlFileTime/timeValue	The time to restore the control file to.
controleFileScript	The customized control file RMAN script.
ctrlFileBackupType	The option to restore the control file from the autobackup piece, or a specific backup. Valid values are: AUTO_BACKUP the backup piece number to restore from
ctrlRestoreFrom	Valid values are: true false
deviceType	The device type to use for the restore, for example, RMAN_UTIL--0, UTIL_FILE-1, UTIL_FILE_ONLINE--2, UTIL_VOL--3, UTIL_VOL_ONLINE--4
doNotRecoverRedoLogs	This option to prevent the restore of the redo logs. Valid values are: true false
duplicate	The option to duplicate a database. Valid values are: true false
databaseCopy	Used for performing database copy restore Valid values are: true false
isDeviceTypeSelected	Valid values are: true false
logTarget	The path to restore the log files.
logTime/fromValue	The starting log time when the option to restore by a time range is selected.
logTime/toValue	The ending log time when the option to restore by a time range is selected.
maxOpenFiles	The maximum number of open files for the restore.
mountDatabase	Mount the database after the restore. Valid values are: true false
noCatalog	The option to not use the RMAN catalog connect. Valid values are: true false
openDatabase	Open the database after the restore. Valid values are: true false
osID	Information about the operating system
partialRestore	The option to perform a partial restore. Valid values are: true false
recover	The option to perform a recovery after the restore: Valid values are: true false
recoverFrom	The recover option.
resetDatabase	The option to reset the database after the restore. Valid values are: true false
resetLogs	The option to reset the logs after the recover operation. Valid values are: true or 1 false or 0
restoreByTag	Perform the restore by specifying a backup tag. Valid values are: true false
restoreControlFile	Restore the control file. Valid values are: true false
restoreData	Restore the data Valid values are: true false
restoreDataTag	The backup tag to use for the restore.
restoreFailover	The option to prevent RMAN from performing a failover to the previous backup to complete the restore operation for Oracle 10g or higher version. This will avoid job delays caused by the failover operation
restoreSPFile	Restore the SP file. Valid values are: true false
restoreStream	The number of streams to use for the restore.
restoreTablespace	The option to restore the tablespaces. Valid values are: true false
switchDatabaseMode	Switch the database to the correct mode before the restore operation. Valid values are: true false
tableViewRestore	Perform a table level restore. Valid values are: true false
tag	The tag to use for the control file restore.
timeZone	The time zone to use for the restore
validate	Validate the restore before the procedure is performed. Valid values are: true false
operationType	The type of task. Valid values are: BACKUP RESTORE
subTaskType	The sub task. Valid values are: BACKUP RESTORE
initiatedFrom	Where the restore is initialed from (for example CommCell Console, or command line). A valid value is COMMANDLINE.
policyType	The storage policy type. A valid value is DATA_PROTECTION.
taskType	The time the task runs (for example, immediate) A valid value is IMMEDIATE.