The examples in this section contain procedures that represent typical restore and recovery scenarios. If a protected database has been correctly configured for backup operations with a Recovery Appliance as described in "Configuring Backup and Recovery Settings for Protected Databases (Command Line)", it can use the same configuration for recovery operations.

When using Recovery Appliance for restore and recovery operations, the RMAN connection syntax used is the same as with a regular RMAN recovery catalog connection. The only difference is that you connect to the Recovery Appliance catalog and configure RMAN channels as described in "Using RMAN Channels for Recovery Appliance Backup and Recovery Operations".

This section contains the following examples:

• Example: Restoring and Recovering an Entire Database With the Existing Current Control File

• Example: Recovering an Entire Database to a Specified Point-in-Time

• Example: Restoring and Recovering the Control File

• Example: Restoring and Recovering Tablespaces in the Protected Database

• Example: Restoring and Recovering a Data File in the Protected Database

• Example: Restoring and Recovering PDBs

• Example: Recovering a PDB in an Oracle RAC Environment

• Example: Restoring and Recovering One or Many Data Blocks in a PDB

• Example: Recovering a Database Configured for Real-Time Redo Transport After a Severe Storage Failure

• Example: Recovering the Control File and Database When Real-Time Redo Transport is Configured