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When I do the query below, I get the following results.
But these backups are aged out of RMAN now and gone.
Is there a way to align the two queries other than linking to RMAN?
Query:
prompt .
Prompt What's the info on the backup sets??.
column ct format 99999 heading '# in|set'
column maxset format 99999 heading 'Max|Set'
column maxct format a10 heading 'Set|Date'
select count(*) ct, max(set_count) maxset, max(completion_time) maxct from
v$backup_set
group by to_char(completion_time,'YY/MM/DD')
order by to_char(completion_time,'YY/MM/DD') desc
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What's the info on the backup sets??.
# in Max Set
set Set Date
------ ------ ---------- 9 39 06-APR-03 9 27 03-APR-03 18 18 27-MAR-03
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