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Hot Backups Question

From: <humorous_at_my-deja.com>
Date: Mon, 05 Feb 2001 01:38:38 GMT
Message-ID: <95l06u$oij$1@nnrp1.deja.com>

Hey gurus
I have a question. I have a tablespace with 6 tablespaces. They are being backed up inthe
following way .
alter tablespace tablespace name begin backup; cp filenum1 to filenum1.back
alter tablespace tablespace name end backup;

alter tablespace tablespace name begin backup; cp filenum1 to filenum2.back
alter tablespace tablespace name end backup;

alter tablespace tablespace name begin backup; cp filenum1 to filenum3.back
alter tablespace tablespace name end backup;

alter tablespace tablespace name begin backup; cp filenum1 to filenum4.back
alter tablespace tablespace name end backup;

alter tablespace tablespace name begin backup; cp filenum1 to filenum5a.back
alter tablespace tablespace name end backup;

Can this be a problem in the backups being consistent ? Do y'all see any problem with this ?

Or should I go for the

alter tablespace tablespacename begin backup;

cp filenum1 to filenum1.bak
cp filenum2 to filenum2.bak
cp filenum3 to filenum3.bak
cp filenum4 to filenum4.bak
cp filenum5 to filenum5.bak

alter tablespace tablespacename end backup;

Is this a more preferred option ? If so why ?

Thanks a lot for the responses.
Any thoughts, outbursts, raves, rants, ideas will be appreciated.

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