RE: RMAN compatibility issues

2002-11-21 Thread John . Hallas
You can upgrade the 816 catalog to be 817 compliant with the command RMAN upgrade catalog You need to be connected to an 8.1.7 target first to do this. It effectively recreates two packages DBMS_RCVMAN and DBMS_RCVCAT John -Original Message- Sent: 20 November 2002 16:39 To: Multiple

RMAN compatibility issues

2002-11-20 Thread Rachna Vaidya
DBAs, I experienced following while trying to test interoperatibility between 816 and 817. Any comments, experiences? Target - 817 Catalog - 816 rman rcvcat rman/rman@rcatqual connect target register database; . RMAN-06429: RCVCAT

RE: RMAN compatibility issues

2002-11-20 Thread Mercadante, Thomas F
Rachna, you forgot one more test: 816 version of Rman against an 817 target database using an 816 version of catalog - should work ok. other than that, your test results are as expected. you can use a lower version of rman against a higher version of the catalog, but the opposite is not true.

RE: RMAN compatibility issues

2002-11-20 Thread DENNIS WILLIAMS
Rachna - Yes, RMAN is VERY picky about Oracle versions. What I understand is that you are trying to use an 816 catalog to back up an 817 database. I think that you usually must keep your catalog at the level of the target database or higher. In other words, you could use an 817 catalog db to back

RE: RMAN compatibility issues

2002-11-20 Thread Freeman, Robert
On page 204 of Oracle9i RMAN Backup and Recovery (available on Amazon!) the answer is written thusly: When using database version 8.1.7 When using RMAN version 8.1.x Catalog Schema requirement: Oracle 8.1.x (or later) catalog database, with a catalog schema created by an RMAN version that is

RMAN compatibility

2001-05-11 Thread mike oneil
Hi, I've installed RMAN 8.1.7 with my db on NT. I also use it to back up another NT cluster instance, also 8.1.7. I also wanted to use it to backup a HPUX 8.1.5 instance but i get an error Target DB is not compatible with version of RMAN. Now I get two answers from Oracle. The first one