| Recovery Ways [message #224408] |
Wed, 14 March 2007 03:25  |
kmkumar24
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Hi All,
Kindly tell me is there is any possible way of recovery process from any type of oracle failures without using rman.
Thanks in advance
Magesh
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| Re: Recovery Ways [message #224412 is a reply to message #224408] |
Wed, 14 March 2007 03:28  |
Mohammad Taj
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Hi,
Kindly tell me is there is any possible way of recovery process from any type of oracle failures without using rman.
Yes, AFAIK.
but RMAN is best tools for backup and recovery.
becuase RMAN do lot of thing automatic.
regards
Taj
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| Re: Recovery Ways [message #224414 is a reply to message #224412] |
Wed, 14 March 2007 03:33 |
kmkumar24
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Hi Taj,
My company is using CA for backups. I dont have idea about CA backup, b'cos i recently joined in this company. Is it possible to use rman commands to recover if the backups done in CA. And also explain me about the CA backup.
Thanks for your reply
Magesh
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| Re: Recovery Ways [message #224421 is a reply to message #224418] |
Wed, 14 March 2007 03:54 |
kmkumar24
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Hi Taj,
Thanks for the reply. The database is running on 24X7. There is no downtime available. I will try to get the script of the CA backup. And also i will try to form a strategy for backup.
If you could have any explanation about CA backup kindly let me know.
regards
Magesh
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| Re: Recovery Ways [message #224760 is a reply to message #224414] |
Thu, 15 March 2007 06:25 |
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ebrian
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| kmkumar24 wrote on Wed, 14 March 2007 04:33 |
My company is using CA for backups. I dont have idea about CA backup, b'cos i recently joined in this company. Is it possible to use rman commands to recover if the backups done in CA. And also explain me about the CA backup.
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By CA backups, I assume you mean ARCServe ? If you integrate RMAN with ARCServe, RMAN can backup & restore directly from ARCServe.
| zshanalig1 wrote on Thu, 15 March 2007 05:52 | AS SALAM O ALAIKUM!
ONE METHOD IS SIMPLEY IMPORT THE LAST DUMP FILE
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Importing the last dump file is fine if the OP doesn't mind loosing data.
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