Thanks for your reply!
It is cold backup. But from what I have seen in the RMAN log the
datafiles where being backed up at that time. Usually the backups
starts at 18:35 and finishes at 19:10 (35 minutes). At 19:09 the error
below occured.
That is what is puzzleing me. After the cancel i rerun the backup and
and completed sucessfully.
"Pawel W" <pwozniczka_at_no_spam_kghm.pl> wrote in message news:<cmnl0a$8hu$1_at_atlantis.news.tpi.pl>...
> >RMAN-10006: error running sql statement: select act from x$ksusex
> >where sid=:1 and serial=:2
> >RMAN-10002: ORACLE error: ORA-01089: immediate shutdown in progress -
> >no operations are permitted
> >I found it quite strange because at that time nothing else was
> >running. After the above error I rerun the backup and it went through
> >ok. Any ideas on what might have happen?
>
> What kind of backup is it, "hot" or "cold" ?
>
> If "cold" then somewhere in your rman or shell scripts there are probably
> commands to shutdown your instance and next start it in the "mount" mode.
> Sometimes the "shutdown immediate" command is either not able to stop the
> instance, or it takes quite a long time to do it, if such a situation occurs
> then rman will not be able to cooperate with the database.
>
> Pawel Wozniczka
Received on Mon Nov 08 2004 - 09:34:16 CST
