unregistering old dbid's from rman catalog

#11

Quote:

SQL> execute dbms_rcvcat.unregisterdatabase(nnnnnnn, 4134200886);

Thanks. I was aware of that stored procedure but I thought that the 10g
UNREGISTER DATABASE command rendered it obsolete. I'm trying to figure
out why the command didn't work for me. I copied it verbatim from the
manual.

FYI you can also get the dbid and dbkey from rman itself. Connect to the
catalog and any target db and run "list incarnation of database dbname;".

#12

rogergorden@....gmail.com wrote:

Quote:

SQL> execute dbms_rcvcat.unregisterdatabase(nnnnnnn, 4134200886);

Thanks. I was aware of that stored procedure but I thought that the 10g
UNREGISTER DATABASE command rendered it obsolete. I'm trying to figure
out why the command didn't work for me. I copied it verbatim from the
manual.

FYI you can also get the dbid and dbkey from rman itself. Connect to the
catalog and any target db and run "list incarnation of database dbname;".

#13

rogergorden@....gmail.com wrote:

Quote:

SQL> execute dbms_rcvcat.unregisterdatabase(nnnnnnn, 4134200886);

Thanks. I was aware of that stored procedure but I thought that the 10g
UNREGISTER DATABASE command rendered it obsolete. I'm trying to figure
out why the command didn't work for me. I copied it verbatim from the
manual.

FYI you can also get the dbid and dbkey from rman itself. Connect to the
catalog and any target db and run "list incarnation of database dbname;".

#14

rogergorden@....gmail.com wrote:

Quote:

SQL> execute dbms_rcvcat.unregisterdatabase(nnnnnnn, 4134200886);

Thanks. I was aware of that stored procedure but I thought that the 10g
UNREGISTER DATABASE command rendered it obsolete. I'm trying to figure
out why the command didn't work for me. I copied it verbatim from the
manual.

FYI you can also get the dbid and dbkey from rman itself. Connect to the
catalog and any target db and run "list incarnation of database dbname;".

#15

rogergorden@....gmail.com wrote:

Quote:

SQL> execute dbms_rcvcat.unregisterdatabase(nnnnnnn, 4134200886);

Thanks. I was aware of that stored procedure but I thought that the 10g
UNREGISTER DATABASE command rendered it obsolete. I'm trying to figure
out why the command didn't work for me. I copied it verbatim from the
manual.

FYI you can also get the dbid and dbkey from rman itself. Connect to the
catalog and any target db and run "list incarnation of database dbname;".

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Re: unregistering old dbid's from rman catalog - 06-20-2008 , 08:58 AM

Re: unregistering old dbid's from rman catalog - 06-20-2008 , 08:58 AM

Re: unregistering old dbid's from rman catalog - 06-20-2008 , 08:58 AM

Re: unregistering old dbid's from rman catalog - 06-20-2008 , 08:58 AM

Re: unregistering old dbid's from rman catalog - 06-20-2008 , 08:58 AM