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Subject: Re: Where's that last archive log?
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In theory you should always be able to do an Incomplete Recovery
[until the latest archive log you have available] provided that no database
file was still in backup mode till a point in time after the last archive log.

How do you backup your tablespaces ?
Which archive logs are included in your D.R. backups ?  You must
have all the archive logs generated till the last END BACKUP command
of that database backup set.
Else, you'd have to restore an _OLDER_ backup set and do an incomplete
recovery.

Hemant
At 01:46 PM 18-12-02 -0800, you wrote:
>We do disaster recovery tests from time to time with a limited set of
>backups.  We make an educated quess as to the time to recover but it doesn't
>always work.  If I give Oracle a point in time to recover and then run out
>of archive logs how do I tell Oracle that that's all I have and recover with
>what is available?  I have tried recover until cancel but Oracle always
>seems to need another archive log.  It usually says the System file needs to
>be recovered.  If I have all the archive logs it works fine.
>
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