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NetBackup™ for Oracle Administrator's Guide

Delete an instant access mount

You can delete the instant access mount when it is no longer used. Before you delete an instant access mount, if you have mounted one livemount to multiple oracle clients, ensure that the livemount is umounted from all clients.

To delete an instant access mount

  1. On the left, select Workloads > Oracle.
  2. Click the Instant access databases tab.

    The tab lists the instant access databases.

  3. Select Actions > Remove Instant access mount > Delete.

    Ensure that you run the RMAN crosscheck command after the mount is deleted.

  4. After an instant access mount share is deleted, perform an RMAN crosscheck of the share before the next backup to prevent failures.
  5. Specify the "disk" type instead of a "SBT_TAPE" type. Use the default <NetBackup_policyname>. Or, if the datafile copy tag is changed in the Oracle tab, use that tag name in place of <NetBackup_policyname>.

    Example command:

    Run {

    Allocate channel ch00 type 'disk';

    crosscheck backup tag <Netbackup_policyname>;

    crosscheck copy <Netbackup_policyname>;

    release channel ch00;

    }

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