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Get-VBROracleDatabaseRestoreInterval (obsolete)

Short Description

Shows interval of backups available for a selected database.

Get-VBROracleDatabaseRestoreInterval (obsolete) Note:

This cmdlet is obsolete. The cmdlet still works, but it is recommended to perform restore operations using the Get-VEORDatabaseRestoreInterval cmdlet. To learn more about the Get-VEORDatabaseRestoreInterval cmdlet, see the Veeam Explorers PowerShell Reference.

Applies to

Platform: VMware, Hyper-V

Product Edition: Enterprise, Enterprise Plus

Syntax

Get-VBROracleDatabaseRestoreInterval -Database <VBROracleDatabase> [<CommonParameters>]

Detailed Description

This cmdlet shows the oldest and the most recent points in time (UTC) presenting the interval available for database restore. If you have database archived logs backed up appropriately, you will be able to restore the database to the necessary point in time within that interval.

Parameters

Parameter

Description

Required

Position

Accept
Pipeline
Input

Accept
Wildcard
Characters

Database

Specifies the database for which you want to get the intervals.

Accepts VBROracleDatabase type.

True

Named

True (ByValue,
ByProperty
Name)

False

<CommonParameters>

This cmdlet supports Microsoft PowerShell common parameters. For more information about common parameters, see http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkID=113216.

Return Type

VBROracleDatabaseRestoreInterval

Example

This command gets the available restore interval for the "Products" database in the chosen restore point of the "oracle_prod" VM:

  1. For the “oracle_prod”  server hosting Oracle database, get restore points created with application-aware image processing enabled.
  2. From the certain restore point (with index [2] in this example), get the database named “Products”.
  3. Get available restore intervals for that database.

$restorepoint = Get-VBRApplicationRestorePoint -Oracle -Name "oracle_prod"

$products = Get-VBROracleDatabase -ApplicationRestorePoint $restorepoint[2] -Name "Products"

Get-VBROracleDatabaseRestoreInterval -Database $products

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Related Commands

Get-VBROracleDatabase