Yes, rman channels.
Disk storage pool.
Restore the storage pool using restore stgpool. Common DR command.

Rich



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By "threads", do you mean rman channels?
What kind of storage pool?
What do you mean by  "restore the storage pool".







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Hi *,

We have one large Oracle database ( 600Gb ) which is backed up nihgly using
8 threads in about 2 hours. We have a dedicated storage pool for this one
database. When it comes times for DR, we restore the storage pool and then
have the DBA restore the database. However, whenever the DBA tries to
initiate the restore using multiple threads, the restore defaults to one
instead of launching several as would be expected. Number of mount points
are correct on the server and dsm config . Why is this occurring ?

Rich



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