Predefined environment variables for restore specific prescript and postscript
SnapCenter allows you to use the predefined environment variables when you execute the prescript and postscript while restoring a database.
Supported predefined environment variables for restoring a database
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SC_JOB_ID specifies the job ID of the operation.
Example: 257
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SC_ORACLE_SID specifies the system identifier of the database.
If the operation involves multiple databases, this will contain database names separated by pipe.
Example: NFSB31
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SC_HOST specifies the host name of the database.
This parameter will be populated for application volumes.
Example: scsmohost2.gdl.englabe.netapp.com
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SC_OS_USER specifies the operating system owner of the database.
Example: oracle
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SC_OS_GROUP specifies the operating system group of the database.
Example: oinstall
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SC_BACKUP_NAME specifies the name of the backup.
This parameter will be populated for application volumes.
Examples:
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If the database is not running in ARCHIVELOG mode: DATA@RG2_scspr2417819002_07-20-2021_12.16.48.9267_0|LOG@RG2_scspr2417819002_07-20-2021_12.16.48.9267_1
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If the database is running in ARCHIVELOG mode: DATA@RG2_scspr2417819002_07-20-2021_12.16.48.9267_0|LOG@RG2_scspr2417819002_07-20-2021_12.16.48.9267_1,RG2_scspr2417819002_07-21-2021_12.16.48.9267_1,RG2_scspr2417819002_07-22-2021_12.16.48.9267_1
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SC_BACKUP_ID specifies the ID of the backup.
This parameter will be populated for application volumes.
Examples:
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If the database is not running in ARCHIVELOG mode: DATA@203|LOG@205
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If the database is running in ARCHIVELOG mode: DATA@203|LOG@205,206,207
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SC_RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME specifies the name of the resource group.
Example: RG1
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SC_ORACLE_HOME specifies the path of the Oracle home directory.
Example: /ora01/app/oracle/product/18.1.0/db_1
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SC_RECOVERY_TYPE specifies the files that are recovered and also the recovery scope.
Example: RESTORESCOPE:usingBackupControlfile=false|RECOVERYSCOPE:allLogs=true,noLogs=false,untiltime=false,untilscn=false.
For information about delimiters, see Supported delimiters.