- Assuming your recovery strategy will work because it was tested a year
ago.
- Assuming your disaster recovery strategy will work because your recovery
strategy was tested successfully ever.
- Forgetting to store copies of the current version of your RDBMS software
and other ancillary recovery oriented stuff.
- Assuming your backups are successful without monitoring.
- Backing up your NOARCHIVELOG database while it's up and running and
assuming that if you have to recover from that backup that you will have
Oracle find a magic way to do it (I've had at least one client tell me that
very thing).
- Use exp/imp as your primary backup tool assuming that you can apply
archived redo logs to recover the database (see number one and replace
"tested a year ago" with "never tested". Again, at least one client who was
banking on that strategy.
RF
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