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Oracle® Database Backup and Recovery Reference
11g Release 2 (11.2)
E10643-07
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Summary of RMAN Subclauses

Subclauses that are used in multiple commands are documented in a separate chapter to avoid unnecessary duplication. The descriptions of commands that use these subclauses include a cross-reference to the subclause entry in Chapter 4, "RMAN Subclauses". Table 1-3 summarizes the RMAN subclauses.

Table 1-3 Recovery Manager Subclauses

Subclause Specifies . . .

allocOperandList::=


Channel control options such as PARMS and FORMAT

archivelogRecordSpecifier


A range of archived redo log files

completedTimeSpec


A time range during which the backup or copy completed

connectStringSpec


The user name, password, and net service name for connecting to a target, recovery catalog, or auxiliary database. The connection is necessary to authenticate the user and identify the database

datafileSpec


A dataflow by filename or absolute file number

deviceSpecifier


The type of storage device for a backup or copy

fileNameConversionSpec


Patterns to transform source to target filenames during BACKUP AS COPY, CONVERT and DUPLICATE

forDbUniqueNameOption


All databases in a Data Guard environment or a database with the specified DB_UNIQUE_NAME

foreignlogRecordSpecifier


A range of foreign archived redo log file

formatSpec


A filename format for a backup or copy

keepOption


A backup or copy should or should not be exempt from the current retention policy

listObjList


Items that are displayed by the LIST command

maintQualifier


Additional options for maintenance commands such as DELETE and CHANGE

maintSpec


Files operated on by maintenance commands such as CHANGE, CROSSCHECK, and DELETE

obsOperandList


Backups that are obsolete according to specified criteria

recordSpec


Objects that the maintenance commands should operate on

tempfileSpec


A temp file by path or by file number

untilClause


An upper limit by time, SCN, or log sequence number. This clause is usually used to specify the desired point in time for an incomplete recovery