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ASM Hands-On Training, Labs 11 and 12 : Restoring A Lost Database From Backup And Cleanup File Based ASM Diskgroups

To work on the 11g part of the Labs we will start restoring an 11g database we have on a backup.
The backup consist of an incremental level 0 backupset, a controlfile and spfile backup and the archived logs required to recover the database.

The restore is done in 6 steps
· Re-create the ASM metada
· Restore the spfile
· Restore the controlfile
· Restore the datafiles
· Recover the database
· Open resetlogs

This is covered on this file:
Restoring a Lost Database From Backup

On the previous Labs we created ASM disks based on OS Files, before continuing with the next labs we need to clear them.

This is explained on this file:
Cleanup File based ASM Diskgroups

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