Database properties and status

Display the main database properties; see How do I view the main database properties? .

Display the auxiliary database properties; see the following, as required:

• How do I view the local auxiliary database cluster status from a CLI?

• How do I view the global auxiliary database status?

Database operation and security

As a security precaution, configure the number of failed Oracle database user login attempts that the NFM-P allows before a user is locked out; see How do I configure the Oracle database user lockout threshold? .

As required, unlock the Oracle database user account after multiple login failures; see How do I unlock the Oracle database user account? .

Configure how the NFM-P responds to Oracle database errors; see How do I configure Oracle database error monitoring? .

Configure size constraint policies to regulate the number of records retained in the main database; see How do I configure a size constraint policy? .

Configure ageout constraint policies to define a configurable ageout time for a specific object type in the main database; see How do I configure an ageout constraint policy? .

Manage main database disk usage by configuring policies to manage the file size and number of archive log and core dump files; see How do I create a database file policy to manage database log or core dump files? .

Configure the statistics data retention period for the main database; see How do I configure the statistics data retention period for the main database? .

Backup, restore, and maintenance

Perform an immediate full or partial main database backup; see How do I back up the main database from the client GUI? or How do I back up the main database from a CLI? .

Back up an auxiliary database; see How do I back up an auxiliary database? .

Schedule a regular main database backup; see How do I schedule main database backups? .

Schedule regular auxiliary database backups; see How do I schedule auxiliary database backups?.

Restore the main database in a standalone system; see How do I restore a standalone main database?.

Restore the main database in a redundant system; see How do I restore the primary main database in a redundant system?.

Restore an auxiliary database; see How do I restore an auxiliary database?

As required, delete the inactive residential subscriber instances from the main database; see How do I delete the inactive residential subscriber instances?.

Test the main database restore function to ensure that main database backups are viable in the event of a failure; see How do I test an NFM-P main database restore? .

Export a main database to a file set; see How do I export an NFM-P main database?.

Import a main database from a file set; see How do I import an NFM-P main database?.

Verify the synchronization of NE and main database information; see How do I check the main database performance? .

Redundancy functions

Perform a main database switchover; see How do I configure main database switchover behavior? , How do I perform a main database switchover using the NFM-P client GUI? , or How do I perform a main database switchover using a CLI script? .

Enable or disable automatic database realignment on a main server; see How do I enable or disable automatic database realignment?.

Re-establish redundancy after a database activity switch or similar maintenance activity; see How do I reinstantiate the main database from the client GUI? and   How do I reinstantiate the main database from a CLI?.