Oracle9i Recovery Manager Reference Release 1 (9.0.1) Part Number A90136-02 |
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RMAN Commands , 11 of 60
Use the CATALOG
command to:
Oracle9i Recovery Manager User's Guide to learn how to manage target database records stored in the catalog
See Also:
CATALOG
command within the braces of a a
RUN
command or at the RMAN prompt.
BEGIN
BACKUP
/END
BACKUP
statements.
RMAN treats all user-managed backups as image copies. Note that during cataloging, RMAN does not check whether the file was correctly copied by the operating system utility: it just checks the header.
You cannot use CATALOG
to perform the following operations:
CHANGE
...
UNCATALOG
against an RMAN backup, then it is permanently unusable by RMAN.
This statement catalogs the archived redo logs /arc/log1
, /arc/log2
, and /arc/log3
:
CATALOG ARCHIVELOG '/arc/log1', '/arc/log2', '/arc/log3';
The following example catalogs datafile copy tbs_2.dbf
as an incremental level 0 backup:
CATALOG DATAFILECOPY '/oracle/copy/tbs_2.dbf' LEVEL 0;
Note that the datafile copy could have been created with ALTER
TABLESPACE BEGIN/END
BACKUP
.
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