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Recover a dropped table without flashback enabled.
You don’t have to restore the whole database to get back a dropped table without flashback. But there is quite a bit of work involved. It may prove not to be worth the effort.
Posted in Recovery Manager
Tagged DROPPED~TABLE, FLASHBACK, Recovery, RECOVER~TABLE, restore
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How to restore an Spfile from autobackup older than 7 days
Whenever we issue in RMAN, RMAN> restore spfile from autobackup; then restoring from autobackup stops at seven days and then it arises message channel ORA_DISK_1: no autobackup in 7 days found.
Rman and Ulimit Problem
Had an interesting one, Rman states that the backup piece’s do not exist, but they are on the OS. Why could I not catalog them ? ….. Here’s where I tried to get them available for restoring. run { allocate … Continue reading
Posted in Configuration., Oracle, Parameters, Recovery Manager
Tagged crosscheck, REGISTER, restore, ulimit
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Rman> set dbid
What is set dbid used for in Rman ?
Clone a database on the same server.
How to clone a database, using the simpliest method.
RMAN-03002, PLS-00553, rman restore
I found an interesting error, PLS-00553