Done,
Our Rman catalog is on a different box from all of the Oracle databases. It
is backed up nightly (cold) after all Rman backups have been completed.
You could, optionally, simply export the Rman user on a daily basis (when
the catalog is not in use).
hope this helps
Tom Mercadante
Oracle Certified Professional
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Donald,
We have a second catalog of the same version number on a
different small UNIX machine which we back up the first catalog
database to. We also export the first catalog database.
Cherie Machler
Oracle DBA
Gelco Information Network
"Donald Bricker"
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What are some practical ways that people have came up with to protect the
RMAN recovery catalog? We have the catalog in a separate database on the
same box as the database we are wanting to backup. The situation came up
recently where the all three control files for both databases were
corrupted by an attempted OS upgrade. So we could not bring up the database
that contained the Recovery Catalog. How are people approaching the backup
of the database which contains the Recovery Catalog?
All input is appreciated
Don Bricker
Information Systems Analyst
Illinois Environmental Protection Agency
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