RE: RMAN in NOCATALOG mode?

me too. learned this from testing Rman back in 8.1.6. plus, you need this control file to recover from to get as late (most recent) timestamp as possible for recovery purposes.

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I always backup the controlfile as a separate statement AFTER the back is done so hopefully the backup i just completed is in there :)

joe

Denham Eva wrote:

>Hello
>
>Wondering about this. If backing up the database with RMAN in NOCATALOG
>mode.
>When would be the best time to do backup of the controlfile? Before backup
/
>after backup /before and after backup.
>Does this aid your recovery from a crash? What advantage would it have?
>
>Many Thanks
>Regards
>Denham Eva
>Oracle DBA
>Linux like TeePee... No Windows, No Gates and Apache inside!
>
>
>

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