Restoring an existing database on Windows
- Make sure that the database environment is healthy. Check the existing database, the database server that hosts the existing database, and the computer that hosts the database server.
- On the computer that hosts the Enforce Server, navigate toStart > All Programs > Administrative Tools > Services. This navigation opens the Windows Services menu.
- From the Windows Services menu, stop all Symantec Data Loss Prevention services in the following order:
- SymantecDLPDetectionServerService(on the computer or computers hosting a detection server)
- SymantecDLPDetectionServerControllerService(on the computer hosting the Enforce Server)
- SymantecDLPIncidentPersisterService(on the computer hosting the Enforce Server)
- SymantecDLPManagerService(on the computer hosting the Enforce Server)
- SymantecDLPNotifierService(on the computer hosting the Enforce Server)
- On the computer that hosts the database, stop all of the Oracle services.
- Copy the contents of the\Program Files\Symantec\DataLossPrevention\SymantecDLP_Backup_Files\Databasedirectory to the%ORACLE_BASE%\oradata\protectdirectory (for example,C:\oracle\oradata\protect) on the computer that hosts the new database. The information about the computers and directories is located on the Recovery Information Worksheet.
- To open Oracle SQL*Plus, navigate toWindows > Start > All Programs > Oracle - OraDb. This navigation assumes the default locations from the Oracle installation process.<ver>_home1 > Application Development > SQL PlusThis process is described in the.Symantec Data Loss PreventionInstallation Guide
- At theSQL>command prompt, to connect as the sysdba user, enter:connect sys\passwordas sysdbawherepasswordis theSYSpassword.See the.Symantec Data Loss PreventionInstallation Guide
- At theSQL>prompt, enter:startup