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"Bonjour" from Paris (France),
It's better to do this (without Rman) :
1/archive log list
Keep the oldest online log sequence because u need to keep all the
archived log files starting from now (precautionary measure).
2/alter tbs xxx beguin backup 3/host cp 4/alter tbs end backup
--> And u have all the needed informations relative to realize all the
restore/recover operations u can
imagine :
datafile backups
archive redo log files used during backup
controlfile backup
Relative to rman :
Rman realizes a lot of operations automatically (especial in 8i).
For example, begin backup and end backup are not necessary, a backup
database command exists in order to backup all datafiles.
It's powerfull in order to manager old backup, policy retention and so on.
The disavantages of rman to my mind :
- is the need of a powerfull knowledge of the tool and specially the
restore and recover operation (it needs restore tests in order to be
sure of the operations and the rman command to execute).
- is the necessary to have a catalog database (recommended by Oracle) in
order to manage backups (less necessary in 9i but ... i recommend yet).
So it's another database to manager, but it can be in noarchive mode
with automatic stop and cold backup. And it can be use for oem
repository too. It's our architecture.
Hope, it will help u.
"Au revoir" from Paris.
Hieraklion
Titi wrote:
>Hi,
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>I do my backup whith:
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>>alter tablespace toto begin backup
>>host cp ...
>>alter tablespace toto end backup
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>For all tablespaces
>I am in archivelog ( 8.1.7 )
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>Is it a right way to do the backup ?
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>What RMAN do more ?
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>Thanks ...
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Received on Mon Apr 15 2002 - 08:08:27 CDT