Re:Backup Strategy - Informal Survey

2002-09-20 Thread dgoulet

Robert,

I don't do exports of our large production systems mainly due to the fact
that I'd have to export them to tape and getting that much quite time, so as not
to bump in to an ORA-01555 or have someone else hit a rollback segment issue, is
impossible.  Consequently two hot backups a week are the norm around here  we
guard out archived redo logs very well.

Now I do take exports of selected tables before they get modified or mass
changed so that we have a point in time to go back to if all hell breaks loose.

Dick Goulet

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Author: Freeman; Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:   9/20/2002 6:13 AM

I'd like to pose a question to you all and get your response. If you are
running a database that is larger than 250GB, what place in your backup
strategy does a logical export have? Do you do logical exports at all, and
if so with what frequency? Do you feel that logical exports are an important
part of your backup/recovery strategy?


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Re:Backup Strategy - Informal Survey

2002-09-20 Thread Gene Sais

Robert - My info:

Oracle 8.1.7 E.E.
Largest DB is 900gb
Hot Backups 2x week
Cold Backups 1x month
Export Backups 1x week on selective schemas

I do export backups for creation of test db's, recover data validation blunders, i.e. 
single object restores.

Future plans are RMAN, RMAN, RMAN on 9i.  I need incremental backups fast :)

Gene

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] 09/20/02 10:53AM 
Robert,

I don't do exports of our large production systems mainly due to the fact
that I'd have to export them to tape and getting that much quite time, so as not
to bump in to an ORA-01555 or have someone else hit a rollback segment issue, is
impossible.  Consequently two hot backups a week are the norm around here  we
guard out archived redo logs very well.

Now I do take exports of selected tables before they get modified or mass
changed so that we have a point in time to go back to if all hell breaks loose.

Dick Goulet

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Author: Freeman; Robert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:   9/20/2002 6:13 AM

I'd like to pose a question to you all and get your response. If you are
running a database that is larger than 250GB, what place in your backup
strategy does a logical export have? Do you do logical exports at all, and
if so with what frequency? Do you feel that logical exports are an important
part of your backup/recovery strategy?


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Oracle Database Architect
CSX Midtier Database Administration
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