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Hey,
I have some questions:
our DB-system is running 24 hours a day and 360 days a year. So I have only one possibilty to backup our database: online!! In some case I have the possibility to create a tape with the datafiles of our DB in offline-mode.
By the way the db-system runs in archive mode.
While the backup I stop the different tablespace with the command Alter tablespace....offline , then I backup the datafile and then I put the tablespace online with the command Alter tablespace online. After this procedure I then backup the controlfile and then all archive-log-files from our UNIX-System.
Question:
1.) Is this the right way to backup the ORACLE-database or are there any
other files I should also backup?
If yes, which files should I backup and at which time?
2.) Which archive-logs are necessary for a successful recovery? Only the archive-logs between the last DB
shutdown (without backup the DB) or all tapes with all files I created after the last Offline-Backup?
Thanks in advance
Rainer
My adresse Ra_Fritz_at_t-online.de Received on Thu Jul 22 1999 - 13:44:52 CDT