From: "Cliff Palmer" <Cliff.Palmer@GMACInsurance.com>
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Subject: Re: Anyone used the ARCSERVE Agent for Oracle?
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Tim, strictly speaking you may not need anyones "agent".  If your OS
provides a scheduling facility like UNIX cron you can start a script that
alters each tablespace for backup, runs the backup, then alters the
tablespace back.

I mention this because my recollection is that the ARCServe agent is pricey
and I though you may be able to get the same results without it.

HTH
Cliff

Tim Lee <timothy.yw.lee@philips.com> wrote in message
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> Dear all:
>
> Has anyone used the ARCSERVE agent for Oracle?
> Anyone know is it any good?
> Any other recommended good "hot backup" software for Oracle?
>
> Appreciated for any commend. Thanks!
>
>



