Good suggestion.
"Jerome Vitalis" <vitalismanREMOVETHAT_at_gmail.com> wrote in message
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> News wrote:
>> Correct, its Oracle Version 9.2.0.2. It was at a customer site of a cots
>> product where the vendor setup the database & backup procedures. I won't
>> say the vendor name. Yeah, they found out the hard way. No catalog, only
>> backup control file which was taken before the backup piece was created
>> for archived log files on disk. Since there is no catalog and no later
>> backup control file the archivelog backup piece on disk is unusable
>> because there is no record of it in the control file copy. Was hoping
>> someone knew of a way to basically "catalog" that backup piece into the
>> controlfile copy. No such luck.
>>
>> Thanks, mim
>
> Contact Oracle and open a SR. They might be able to guide you through an
> "unsupported" cataloging method (by means of dbms_backup_restore).
>
> Jerome
>
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