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Alex,
ASM is really a non-issue in this case. When dealing with the Flash Recovery Area (FRA), there is some special syntax that you can use, but the syntax is the same whether you have your FRA in ASM or on a file system.
You either:
RMAN> backup recovery area;
which backs up everything in the recovery area to tape (see Chapter A.2 of the OracleR Database Backup and Recovery Basics doc), or you use something similar to the following:
RMAN> run {
allocate channel ch1 type 'sbt_tape';
backup backupset completed after 'sysdate -1' tag 'backup_bs';
}
which backs up anything backed up to disk in the last day to tape (in this case, doesn't matter if the backups were to an arbitrary non-FRA location or to the FRA in or out of ASM).
FYI: I'm assuming a 10.2 db.
Wayne Adams
www.wayneadamsconsulting.com
From: amonte <ax.mount_at_xxxxxxxxx>
To: oracle-l_at_xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Sat, 7 Apr 2007 04:23:15 +0200
Hi
I am not sure if it's me, nobrain on Fridays or truth.
I am forced to use ASM in a 3 nodes RAC, the boss wants to use Flash
Recovery Area but then he also wants to take the backups to tape so he can
bring somewhere else
Question:
I am sure we can backup database to Flash Recovery Area (ASM ) quite happily
but how to get those to Tape? It seems to me, using ASM is either backup to
ASM or TAPE, no chance to backup to ASM, ASM to TAPE. Am I correct?
If it is so, then sucks isnt it...
Alex
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