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I use OEM only to start my jobs on the servers. I do not use backup
manager, the gui interface to rman. I have used it but there is not
advantage to it. I like letting the servers run the jobs.
Just my $.02 ,
Ruth
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Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 8:45 AM
Apart from potential ease of use, are there any "compelling" reasons to use RMAN via some form of GUI interface over CLI?.
I believe RMAN can be managed! via OEM. Does anyone know if there is an associated financial cost to implement this and once implemented what advantages does it provide compared to RMAN CLI?.
Does anyone have a favourite and trusted 3rd party application which they use to manage RMAN?.
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