RE: RMAN

From: Dave Morgan <dave.morgan_at_cybersurf.net>
Date: Wed, 03 Apr 2002 09:41:07 -0800
Message-ID: <F001.0043A28A.20020403094107@fatcity.com>

Hi Lisa,

        RMAN easy? ROTFL

        ksh scripts, 5 minutes to adjust environment variables done

        RMAN, let see create a seperate database, set up RMAN, oh, then
        I have to set up RMAN in the production db to protect my RMAN db
        
        Oh and then shall we integrate Legato or NetBackup.

        2 days minimum.

        Having said this, remember, who needs backups? We just need

recoveries.

        I use RMAN, I just don't trust it. I have had situations (8.0.5) where

        I could not recover with RMAN but could with the backups from scripts

        RMAN and OEM belong in the same place, the garbage

        Long live vi, ksh/sh/bash and sqlplus

Dave

Lisa wrote:

>
> Gene's afraid of R-Man!
> Gene's afraid of R-Man!
>
> Gene you will not believe how simple RMAN is once you start using it...
>

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