Re: Oracle Data Backup

2003-06-05 Thread Ruth Gramolini 



Have a look at rman which is part of the 
Oracle installation. You should be able to do any kind of backup you want 
with this product.

Regards,
Ruth

  - Original Message - 
  From: 
  Santosh 
  Varma 
  To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L 
  
  Sent: Friday, May 30, 2003 8:25 AM
  Subject: Oracle Data Backup
  
  Hellolist,
  
   I am 
  using Oracle 8.1.6 I want to take Back-Up of Application Data at the end of 
  the Day. 
  Which is the 
  best suitable option for backup? any directory (for eg: c:\oracle\ora81\rdbms) 
  where from i can take it directly ? like in unix we have directory where all 
  the tables/indexes are located and we need to give that path for backup and 
  the tables/indexes/data are backed Up.
  
  Ideas are 
  welcome URGENTLY
  
  Thanks and 
  regards,
  Santosh

Re: Oracle Data Backup

2003-05-31 Thread Jared Still 

Santosh,

First off, you can make a file level backup of the directories
in the following 2 situations:

1)  your database is shutdown.  Be sure to backup *all* directories
where your datafiles are located.

2) use a hot backup script. There are lots of these available.
Check www.orafaq.com, there are some there.

You may want to learn about RMAN oracle's backup and recovery 
manager.  The following links will help:

These links require metalink access.

Oracle Backup and Recovery: http://tinyurl.com/d1p8
Oracle RMAN :http://tinyurl.com/d1pc

This link requires free OTN registration.
RMAN Manual: http://tinyurl.com/d1pk


Get Robert Freeman's book on Oracle RMAN:

You can find it at amazon.com


Jared


On Friday 30 May 2003 05:25, Santosh Varma wrote:
 Hello list,

  I am using Oracle 8.1.6 I want to take Back-Up of Application Data
 at the end of the Day.
 Which is the best suitable option for backup? any directory (for eg:
 c:\oracle\ora81\rdbms) where from i can take it directly ? like in unix we
 have directory where all the tables/indexes are located and we need to give
 that path for backup and the tables/indexes/data are backed Up.

 Ideas are welcome URGENTLY

 Thanks and regards,
 Santosh





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Oracle Data Backup

2003-05-30 Thread Santosh Varma 



Hellolist,

 I am 
using Oracle 8.1.6 I want to take Back-Up of Application Data at the end of the 
Day. 
Which is the best 
suitable option for backup? any directory (for eg: c:\oracle\ora81\rdbms) where 
from i can take it directly ? like in unix we have directory where all the 
tables/indexes are located and we need to give that path for backup and the 
tables/indexes/data are backed Up.

Ideas are welcome 
URGENTLY

Thanks and 
regards,
Santosh