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Re: When is the next patchset for 9.2.0.1 coming out?

From: Gene Sais <Gsais_at_co.palm-beach.fl.us>
Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2002 07:58:24 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.004A3619.20020726075824@fatcity.com> 





Not sure, just waiting til 9iR2 is patched.  I never rollout a base release (.0).  I prefer to let everyone else to find the bugs :).



Gene



>>> Cherie_Machler_at_gelco.com 07/26/02 09:23AM >>>




Gene,



What patchsets are currently available for 9iR2  (9.2.0.1)?   I'm not aware
that any are available.   Does anyone know when the next patchset is
expected to be released for 9.2.0.1?



Thanks,



Cherie Machler


Oracle DBA


Gelco Information Network



                                                                                                                   
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I'll stick to my trusty unix scripts for hot & cold backups.  When I roll
out RDBMS 9iR2 patched, then I will consider migrating to RMAN.  From what
I understand, 9iR2 RMAN is much improved over the 8.0 RMAN.  I also agree,
I want to make sure RMAN is sticking around.  And of course it WORKS! :)



Gene



>>> RGesler_at_lexington.com 07/25/02 04:13PM >>>

amen!  and remember...what was it called...EBU?  I wanted to make sure RMAN
was here to stay before moving to it.  Well it looks like it's here to
stay,


I just don't want to change a good backup strategy that I am comfortable
with.


- Rich



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I kinfa hate to admit it, but I'm one of those who has not embrased RMAN.
More


out of lack of time to investigate than anything else, but to make real use
of


it here I need to intergrate it with OmniBack, which requires a database
relink.


 And getting the databases away from the end users long enough is a real
pain in


the $%#.



Dick Goulet


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Author: "Mercadante; Thomas F" <NDATFM_at_labor.state.ny.us>
Date:       7/25/2002 10:13 AM





I agree with Ruth (using Rman since 805).  Robust, stable and easy to use.
And Free!



Tom Mercadante


Oracle Certified Professional




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I have used rman since O804 and it's just gotten better and  better.  I
have


never tried anything else.  It's free so the State likes that.



Ruth


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Sent: Thursday, July 25, 2002 11:08 AM




Can anyone advise what the most popular solutions are being used nowadays
for database backup and recovery.  I would imagine that RMAN is a
cornerstone of most, if not all solutions.  Anyone out there using Galaxy
CommVault?.



Would seasoned folk be so kind as to state what solutions (Oralce and or
3rd


party) they have found to be a robust tried and tested solution.





Sean O' Neill


Organon (Ireland) Ltd.


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