Limit the size of RMAN backup + archivelog

Hi all

9i

RHEL4

RMAN and dataguard, is there a limit in the allocation of disk space for the backup files and archivelogs size?

Thank you very much

JC

I believe in 9i there is no limit for this.

http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B10501_01/server.920/a96521/archredo.htm

10 g, you can set the limit to help

db_recovery_file_dest_size parameter

Also take a look at

Flash Recovery Area - FAQ (Doc ID 833663.1)

Space issue in Fast / Flash Recovery Area - full FRA (Doc ID 829755.1)

Flash area recovery - management area of alerts warning & (Doc ID 305812.1)

How to disable the use of the recovery Flash to Archivelogs and backups (Doc ID 297397.1) area

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