Ross
No.
The fundamental way RMAN works is to create the backupset on the target
system.
Dennis Williams
DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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Hi all,
Env.: 2 Solaris boxes both Oracle 8.1.7.3
BoxA has the RMAN catalog. BoxB is where the Prod db is. RMAN backups are
initiated from BoxA to backup db in BoxB. RMAN backupsets are created in
BoxB. Is there a way to get RMAN to create the backupsets in BoxA instead?
Below is an excerpt of my rman backup script:
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replace script backup_db_full {
execute script archive_log_current;
execute script alloc_all_disks;
execute script set_maxcorrupt;
backup
full
skip inaccessible
tag b_db_full
filesperset 3
format '/oracle1/oracle/admin/RMAN/backup/df/dfset_%s_%t.%d'
database;
execute script rel_all_disks;
execute script archive_log_current;
execute script backup_al_all;
}
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Rgds,
Ross
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