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I posted this lastnight but didn't see it, so I'll post it again. I was under the impression that I had to have at least one cold backup to restore a system with the hot backup files. Example.
I'm in archive log mode and I have been doing hot backups daily I've been backing up my archive logs daily I've been backing up my control file daily (binary not to trace)I have a copy of my init.ora
all of a sudden, I have a total machine crash - all drives are "toast",
machine is totally gone.
I do NOT have any cold backups - None...
I get my hands on another server.
With the above scenario, can I recreate my instance using only my hot
backups.
I've been told I can, but I've always thought I had to keep a cold backup
around in case of the above scenario.
Can somebody explain this???
Thanks,
Steve
Received on Wed Sep 16 1998 - 00:00:00 CDT
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