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10-05-2009
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Hi, Is there any way to tell RMAN to look in 2 places when you 'include archivelogs' in your backup? Say that the archive log destination fills up and you need to move them elsewhere, maybe during some many DML statements. If the destination gets full, I may want to move the logs elsewhere and free up room for further work..... |
Obviously Oracle is a product which is never changes. This is why you
considered it unimportant to post the exact version, so volunteers
need to outline the options for all versions.
Also Oracle is an undocumented product, at least you couldn't be
bothered to read the documentation.
By doing so you require volunteers to abstract the documentation.
Usenet is about helping other people out. It is not about doing the
work of the lazy ones for free.
If you want to change the archivelog destination there is no problem.
If you want to relocate current archives, you can either run an adhoc
archivelog backup, or read up on the UNCATALOG and CATALOG RMAN
commands.
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Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA
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On Mon, 5 Oct 2009 10:04:36 -0700 (PDT), The Magnet <a... (AT) unsu (DOT) com wrote: Hi, Is there any way to tell RMAN to look in 2 places when you 'include archivelogs' in your backup? *Say that the archive log destination fills up and you need to move them elsewhere, maybe during some many DML statements. If the destination gets full, I may want to move the logs elsewhere and free up room for further work..... Obviously Oracle is a product which is never changes. This is why you considered it unimportant to post the exact version, so volunteers need to outline the options for all versions. Also Oracle is an undocumented product, at least you couldn't be bothered to read the documentation. By doing so you require volunteers to abstract the documentation. Usenet is about helping other people out. It is not about doing the work of the lazy ones for free. If you want to change the archivelog destination there is no problem. If you want to relocate current archives, you can either run an adhoc archivelog backup, or read up on the UNCATALOG and CATALOG RMAN commands. -- -- Sybrand Bakker Senior Oracle DBA |
I'm aware of this mister, just wondering if there was any other way.
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On Oct 5, 2:32*pm, sybra... (AT) hccnet (DOT) nl wrote: On Mon, 5 Oct 2009 10:04:36 -0700 (PDT), The Magnet <a... (AT) unsu (DOT) com wrote: Hi, Is there any way to tell RMAN to look in 2 places when you 'include archivelogs' in your backup? *Say that the archive log destination fills up and you need to move them elsewhere, maybe during some many DML statements. If the destination gets full, I may want to move the logs elsewhere and free up room for further work..... Obviously Oracle is a product which is never changes. This is why you considered it unimportant to post the exact version, so volunteers need to outline the options for all versions. Also Oracle is an undocumented product, at least you couldn't be bothered to read the documentation. By doing so you require volunteers to abstract the documentation. Usenet is about helping other people out. It is not about doing the work of the lazy ones for free. If you want to change the archivelog destination there is no problem. If you want to relocate current archives, you can either run an adhoc archivelog backup, or read up on the UNCATALOG and CATALOG RMAN commands. -- -- Sybrand Bakker Senior Oracle DBA I'm aware of this mister, just wondering if there was any other way.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
have not provided any information on how you run your current backups
or the Oracle version. There have been numerous enhancements to rman
with each release since 8.0 when it was introduced so the version
available is likely to be important.
HTH -- Mark D Powell --
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Hi, Is there any way to tell RMAN to look in 2 places when you 'include archivelogs' in your backup? *Say that the archive log destination fills up and you need to move them elsewhere, maybe during some many DML statements. If the destination gets full, I may want to move the logs elsewhere and free up room for further work..... Obviously Oracle is a product which is never changes. This is why you considered it unimportant to post the exact version, so volunteers need to outline the options for all versions. Also Oracle is an undocumented product, at least you couldn't be bothered to read the documentation. By doing so you require volunteers to abstract the documentation. Usenet is about helping other people out. It is not about doing the work of the lazy ones for free. If you want to change the archivelog destination there is no problem. If you want to relocate current archives, you can either run an adhoc archivelog backup, or read up on the UNCATALOG and CATALOG RMAN commands. -- -- Sybrand Bakker Senior Oracle DBA |
increased on an ad-hoc basis to denote the passing of time?
To the OP: as Sybrand stated, by providing exact Oracle version
information together with details of what you've tried and what
happened when you did so will encourage people to be more forthcoming
with their help.
HTH
-g
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