He he.. :) I guess my main point is that I rather peel down the
Layers of dependencies for my backup/recovery to work. I rather spend
a little more time in preparation and understanding to ensure my backup
and recovery were dependable rather than save a little time in setup.
I like a dependable gu
Truth be told, I've never liked OEM for anything. I
supposed I'm jaded from the old days when configuring
it along with the intellegent agent was anything but
intellegent.
As for me and my house, we will use the command line.
Robert
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> I will echo Joe's sentiments o
RMAN is cool. Especially in 9i since everything is automated, as in
channel allocation and such.
RMAN in 8i was a bit painfull since a couple of steps were manually
necessary.
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> I will echo Joe's sentiments on knowing the command line.
>
> It has the added benefits of not doing things you were unaware
> of after pushing the 'go' button, as the much better understanding
> of RMAN you will attain by learning to do it from the keyboard.
>
> Jared
I'll echo Jared's comments
I will echo Joe's sentiments on knowing the command line.
It has the added benefits of not doing things you were unaware
of after pushing the 'go' button, as the much better understanding
of RMAN you will attain by learning to do it from the keyboard.
Jared
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Brian, in a disaster you might not have GUI available and you'd better
be able to do it via command line interface instead :)
joe
Spears, Brian wrote:
I am working with scripting RMAN at the machine level and it runs Rman
nicely...
and DEPENDABLY!!!
I hear some people touting that all you ne
