Logical backup RMAN containing unused blocks

Dear Experts

When I backup logic to the data file of the utility, RMAN that warn that this will be also saved all the unused blocks of datafile, so what I need to do, how to avoid this unused block to be backed up while you are taking a logical backup of data files.

System in detail as follows

HP Itanium server
OS - Linux Redhet 5
DB - Oracle10g

Suggest me urgent.

Ikram,

No I did not lack the full result. I noticed these lines, but I don't know which are the most recent. So I took the high ones.

For these lines, we must say that the data blocks have been used when the backup took. Maybe you populated tables with the lines of the sample and then deleted?

I changed the query to display backups the last 3 days:

SELECT
(SELECT NAME FROM V$DATAFILE WHERE FILE#=V$BACKUP_DATAFILE.FILE#) DFNAME,
DATAFILE_BLOCKS, BLOCKS,
DATAFILE_BLOCKS - BLOCKS DIFF,
COMPLETION_TIME
FROM V$BACKUP_DATAFILE WHERE COMPLETION_TIME > SYSDATE - 3
ORDER BY COMPLETION_TIME, DFNAME;

Could you run this query again?

Best regards

Gokhan Atil

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    channel ch2: from part 2 to May 19, 13
    channel ch1: finished part 2 to May 19, 13
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    channel ch2: finished part 2 to May 19, 13
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    name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_2_79_814540431.arc RECID archived log file = 378 STAMP = 815774705
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    piece handle=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/42oa23bp_3_1 tag = DATAFILE_FULL comment = NONE
    channel ch1: complete set of backups, time: 00:01:25
    channel ch1: archived deletion or newspapers
    name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_2_81_814540431.arc RECID archived log file = 388 STAMP = 815810424
    name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_1_85_814540431.arc RECID archived log file = 385 STAMP = 815793508
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    name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_1_87_814540431.arc RECID archived log file = 391 STAMP = 815828071
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    channel ch1: specification-datafile in the backup set (s)
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    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORASYS/ORCLdr/datafile/undotbs1.259.814500991 00003
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/app2.dbf 00006
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/app.dbf 00008
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/users01.dbf 00011
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/users03.dbf 00013
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/users05.dbf 00015
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/users07.dbf 00017
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/cdr2013_5.dbf 00019
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/cdr2013_7.dbf 00021
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/cdr2013_9.dbf 00023
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/cdr2013_11.dbf 00025
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/cdrmaxdat.dbf 00027
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/sidradcdr.dbf 00029
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/statistics2013_8.dbf 00031
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/statistics2013_10.dbf 00033
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/interimcdr2013_5.dbf 00037
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/nterimcdr2013_7.dbf 00039
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/interimcdr2013_9.dbf 00041
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/nterimcdr2013_11.dbf 00043
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/nterimcdrmaxdat.dbf 00045
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/sidradinterimcdr.dbf 00047
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/reports.dbf 00048
    channel ch1: from room 1 to May 19, 13
    channel ch2: start the incremental level 0 datafile backup set
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    Enter a number of file datafile = 00005 name=+ORASYS/ORCLdr/datafile/undotbs2.258.814500987
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/namestatistics.dbf 00035
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/gidstatistics.dbf 00036
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/stat01.dbf 00007
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/statistics2013_6.dbf 00010
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/users02.dbf 00012
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/users04.dbf 00014
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/users06.dbf 00016
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/users08.dbf 00018
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/cdr2013_6.dbf 00020
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/cdr2013_8.dbf 00022
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/cdr2013_10.dbf 00024
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/cdr2013_12.dbf 00026
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/unameradcdr.dbf 00028
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/statistics2013_7.dbf 00030
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/statistics2013_9.dbf 00032
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/statisticsmaxdate.dbf 00034
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/radintdr2013_6.dbf 00038
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/radiusintcdr2013_8.dbf 00040
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/radinterimcdr2013_10.dbf 00042
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/tb2013_12.dbf 00044
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    channel ch1: finished piece 1 to May 19, 13
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    channel ch1: from part 2 to May 19, 13
    channel ch2: finished piece 1 to May 19, 13
    total, handle = / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_45oa23eh_1_1_ORCL_20130519_DATAFILE_LVL0_19_05_2013 tag = comment TAG20130519T200640 = NONE
    channel ch2: from part 2 to May 19, 13
    channel ch1: finished part 2 to May 19, 13
    total, handle = / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_44oa23eg_2_1_ORCL_20130519_DATAFILE_LVL0_19_05_2013 tag = comment TAG20130519T200640 = NONE
    channel ch1: complete set of backups, time: 00:00:22
    channel ch1: start the incremental level 0 datafile backup set
    channel ch1: specification-datafile in the backup set (s)
    channel ch2: finished part 2 to May 19, 13
    total, handle = / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_45oa23eh_2_1_ORCL_20130519_DATAFILE_LVL0_19_05_2013 tag = comment TAG20130519T200640 = NONE
    channel ch2: complete set of backups, time: 00:00:22
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    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/1uo9ac0l_1_1 element of backup RECID = STAMP 50 = 815083541
    remove the item from backup
    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/1vo9ac0l_1_1 element of backup RECID = STAMP 51 = 815083541
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    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/21o9d0bi_1_1 backup RECID piece = 54 STAMP = 815169906
    remove the item from backup
    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/22o9d0bi_1_1 element of backup RECID = STAMP 53 = 815169906
    remove the item from backup
    backup piece handle = / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_23o9d0br_1_1_ORCL_20130511_DATAFILE_LVL1_11_05_2013 RECID = STAMP 55 = 815169915
    remove the item from backup
    backup piece handle = / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_24o9d0br_1_1_ORCL_20130511_DATAFILE_LVL1_11_05_2013 RECID = STAMP 56 = 815169917
    remove the item from backup
    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/26o9d0cj_1_1 element of backup RECID = STAMP 58 = 815169939
    remove the item from backup
    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/27o9d0cj_1_1 element of backup RECID = 59 STAMP = 815169939
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    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/29o9fknp_1_1 element of backup RECID = 62 STAMP = 815256313
    remove the item from backup
    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/2ao9fknp_1_1 backup RECID piece = 61 = 815256313 STAMP
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    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/c-3171721304-20130516-00 element of backup RECID = 101 STAMP = 815601943
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