Doubts to duplicate a RMAN database on another test server

Hello

DB: 10.2.0.4
Operating system: Aix 5.3 L

I have the single server database and I want to duplicate other test server (AIX 5.3) database (10.2.0.4).

My questions are,

1) I'll have to take backup RMAN in Production , and then a move to the Test Server?.

2) in the Test Server , I duplicate RMAN connection and database creation reason as follows.

RMAN TARGET SYS/xxx@test SYS/xxx@PROD ASSISTANT

RUN
{
allocate channel c1 DEVICE TYPE disk;
DUPLICATE TARGET DATABASE to test nofilenamecheck. # test is my database to the TEST Server
}

The steps above from RMAN will work without RMAN backup in the TEST Server? If not, then how can create the database test without backup RMAN duplicate?



My main problem is that I have enough disk space in my production server is saved and my database size is 3TO. My database is on ASM.


I really like, if I have no response.

Thank you
Therese

Yes, database of target duplicate of the active database is available 11 g.

For 10g, you will need to take backup of primary education and take it all to the test and database duplicated just run.

Hope that helped u :)

Mark it as answered and close the question if answered :)

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