From the course: Oracle Database 12c: Backup and Recovery
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Using RMAN scripts - Oracle Database Tutorial
From the course: Oracle Database 12c: Backup and Recovery
Using RMAN scripts
- [Instructor] Instead of having to manually type backup commands into the RMAN prompt to achieve database backup and recovery, RMAN also supports backup scripts. These scripts can be integrated with a scheduler such as crontab on Linux to run automatic RMAN backups on a regular basis. Let's see RMAN scripts in action. We'll start by opening an RMAN prompt to our target database. So, I'll type RMAN target equals backslash. Now, because we have taken multiple backups throughout this course and to make sure that we won't run out of space on our virtual machine, let's delete any existing backups we have taken of both our database data files, archive read logs and control files. You can find the three delete noprompt backup commands included in your exercise file. The first command deletes any backups of data files, the second commands deletes any backups we have of our archived read logs and the third command deletes…
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RMAN concepts6m 4s
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Configuring RMAN parameters9m 5s
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Full backups using RMAN6m 5s
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Incremental backup using RMAN5m 52s
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Viewing and reporting on RMAN backups4m 1s
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Managing obsolete RMAN backups5m 22s
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Managing expired RMAN backups3m 11s
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Using RMAN to delete backups2m 55s
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Using RMAN for backups of archived redo log4m 35s
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Using RMAN for deleting archived redo logs4m 22s
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Using RMAN to check for data corruptions4m 17s
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Using RMAN scripts8m 3s
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RMAN recovery concepts2m 31s
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Recovering a PDB4m 43s
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Performing point-in-time recovery of a PDB3m 36s
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Recovering the entire CDB2m 18s
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Performing point-in-time recovery of the CDB3m 22s
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