I can not believe that I am posting this but, my DBA's must be insane. We
have several databases for our ERP's. We also have business copy of all data
wich means that we can mirror our data at any time. Now, the reason that I
am writing this is we have had a few problems with backups. We split our
BC's while the database is running and no we do not do any alter tablespace
or anything else, What they depend on is after the split, we bring the
database up on a seperate system and do a recovery. It works most of the
time but occasionally, the recovery fails. Now, I am not a DBA, but this
seems a bit risky. They want to implement RMAN with OmniBack, but have not
finished testing. I would love to go to RMAN but until this happens, we are
stuck with this lunacy. Can someone please give me some opinions on this
approach.
Anonymous Unix Admin
Received on Sun Oct 07 2001 - 20:07:15 CDT
