If this is not specified in the case of restore or recovery, the login information of
the selected database that resides on the selected client will be used.
If this is not specified in the case of duplication, the duplication session will fail.
User name, User group (UNIX systems only)
Specify the operating system user account under which you want the restore to
start.
Ensure that this user has Oracle rights to restore the database (for example, it is
in the DBA user group). The user must also be in the Data Protector admin or
operator user group (actually, the Start restore and See private
objects user rights suffice).
Restore mode
This drop-down list allows you to specify which type of restore you would like
perform. The options are:
• Normal
This option should be used when a conventional backup or ZDB using the
backup set method was performed.
• Proxy copy
This option should be used when the original Oracle backup was made using
the Oracle RMAN proxy-copy method, such as ZDB of Oracle 9i.
This option is disabled when you perform recovery only.
Parallelism
This field is used to specify the number of concurrent data streams that can read
from the backup device. The default value is one.
In case of Normal restore mode, to optimize restore performance, specify the
same number of data streams as were used during the backup. For example, if
you set the backup concurrency to 3, set the number of parallel data streams to
3 as well. Note that if a very high number of parallel data streams is specified
this may result in a resource problem because too much memory is being used.
For Oracle proxy-copy ZDB sessions, this option is disabled and Data Protector
sets the number of concurrent data streams to the value that was used at backup.
If you are restoring a backup created using a previous version of Data Protector,
parallelism is set to the number of devices that were used for backup, regardless
of the concurrency numbers for these devices.
Duplicate options
Available if Perform Duplication was selected.
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