Oracle Secure Backup - Pro Oracle Database 12c Administration - page 597

ob> chsched -a -d daily -t 02:00 -f APRESS_OS bllnx1_home-oracle.sched
To display the information on the backup schedules, issue the lssched command, like so:
ob> lssched -l bllnx1_home-oracle.sched
bllnx1_home-oracle.sched:
Type: backup
State: enabled
Dataset: bllnx1_home-oracle.ds
Encryption: no
UUID: 1ea82008-bfdd-102d-a743-0002a530c867
Trigger 1:
Day/date: daily
At: 02:00
Backup level: full
Media family: APRESS_OS
You just scheduled a backup, named bllnx1_home-oracle.sched , that is going to run daily at 2 am. For details on
monitoring a backup job, see the section “OSB Job Monitoring,” later in this chapter.
To remove a backup schedule, issue the rmsched command, as shown:
ob> rmsched bllnx1_home-oracle.sched
Performing On-Demand Filesystem Backups
To run a one-time backup on a specific client host, use the backup command. In this example the data set file is
bllnx1_home-oracle.ds , which was created earlier:
ob> backup --dataset bllnx1_home-oracle.ds --go
If you omit the -go option, the backup request is still in the queue. You can issue the lsbackup command to
display the backup requests that are queued, as follows:
ob> lsbackup
Item # Save data
1 dataset bllnx1_home-oracle.ds
To forward the backup request to the OSB scheduler, issue the following backup command with the --go option,
as shown:
ob> backup --go
To back up the OSB catalog of the admin server manually, issue the following backup command:
ob> backup --dataset OSB-CATALOG-DS --family OSB-CATALOG-MF --go
For discussion on monitoring the backup jobs you have submitted, see the section “OSB Job Monitoring,” later in
this chapter.