To clone a database using Rman we used to require an existing Rman backup, on 11g we can clone databases using the "from active" database option. In this case...
To clone a database using Rman we used to require an existing Rman backup, on 11g we can clone databases using the "from active" database option. In this case we do not require an existing backup, the active datafiles will be used as the source for the clone.In order to clone with the source database open it must be on archivelog mode. Otherwise we can make the clone mounting the source database, as shown in this example.These are the steps required to complete the...
To clone a database using Rman we used to require an existing Rman backup, on 11g we can clone databases using the "from active" database option. In this case we do not require an existing backup, the...
This Backup and Recovery Scenarios contains two sets of examples, one ofUser Managed and other using Rman. (It is about 2 years old but still relevant)Within...
This Backup and Recovery Scenarios contains two sets of examples, one ofUser Managed and other using Rman. (It is about 2 years old but still relevant)Within the examples:1. Complete Closed Database Recovery. System tablespace is missing2. Complete Open Database Recovery. Non system tablespace is missing3. Complete Open Database Recovery (when the database is initially closed). Non system tablespace is missing4. Recovery of a Missing Datafile...
This Backup and Recovery Scenarios contains two sets of examples, one ofUser Managed and other using Rman. (It is about 2 years old but still relevant)Within the examples:1. Complete Closed Database...
