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  -Restore completed successfully, but I found that few archives are missing.

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  -Then tried to restore the archive of available backup archive and few of archives have been restored.

  i.e. of sequence between 759529 and 759552.

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  ORA-00279: change 144185396330 September at 26/10/2014 to 08:14:01

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759541_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144185396330 thread 1 is in sequence #759541

  Specify the log: {< RET > = suggested |} Filename | AUTO | CANCEL}

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  ORA-00279: change 144187549215 September at 26/10/2014 to 08:22:05

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759542_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144187549215 thread 1 is in sequence #759542

  ORA-00278: log file ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759541_535023608.arc' is no longer

  necessary for this recovery

  ORA-00279: change 144187559176 September at 26/10/2014 08:28:41 needed to

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759543_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144187559176 thread 1 is in sequence #759543

  ORA-00278: log file ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759542_535023608.arc' is no longer

  necessary for this recovery

  ORA-00279: change 144188388865 September at 26/10/2014 08:36:51 needed to

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759544_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144188388865 thread 1 is in sequence #759544

  ORA-00278: log file ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759543_535023608.arc' is no longer

  necessary for this recovery

  ORA-00279: change 144188399424 September at 26/10/2014 08:46:40 needed to

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759545_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144188399424 thread 1 is in sequence #759545

  ORA-00278: log file ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759544_535023608.arc' is no longer

  necessary for this recovery

  ORA-00279: change 144189462436 September at 26/10/2014 08:54:04 needed to

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759546_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144189462436 thread 1 is in sequence #759546

  ORA-00278: log file ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759545_535023608.arc' is no longer

  necessary for this recovery

  ORA-00279: change 144189469985 September at 26/10/2014 08:58:13 needed to

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759547_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144189469985 thread 1 is in sequence #759547

  ORA-00278: log file ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759546_535023608.arc' is no longer

  necessary for this recovery

  ORA-00279: change 144189577217 September at 26/10/2014 to 09:01:38

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759548_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144189577217 thread 1 is in sequence #759548

  ORA-00278: log file ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759547_535023608.arc' is no longer

  necessary for this recovery

  ORA-00279: change 144189584836 September at 26/10/2014 to 09:05:26

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759549_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144189584836 thread 1 is in sequence #759549

  ORA-00278: log file ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759548_535023608.arc' is no longer

  necessary for this recovery

  ORA-00279: change 144189699671 September at 26/10/2014 to 09:09:23

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759550_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144189699671 thread 1 is in sequence #759550

  ORA-00278: log file ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759549_535023608.arc' is no longer

  necessary for this recovery

  ORA-00279: change 144189708674 September at 26/10/2014 to 09:14:23

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759551_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144189708674 thread 1 is in sequence #759551

  ORA-00278: log file ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759550_535023608.arc' is no longer

  necessary for this recovery

  ORA-00279: change 144189715134 September at 26/10/2014 to 09:21:51

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759552_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144189715134 thread 1 is in sequence #759552

  ORA-00278: log file ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759551_535023608.arc' is no longer

  necessary for this recovery

  ORA-00279: change 144189715148 September at 26/10/2014 to 09:21:52

  thread 1

  ORA-00289: suggestion: /oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759553_535023608.arc

  ORA-00280: change 144189715148 thread 1 is in sequence #759553

  ORA-00278: log file ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759552_535023608.arc' is no longer

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  ORA-00308: cannot open archived log ' / oraback/ARCH/arch_1_759553_535023608.arc'

  ORA-27037: unable to get file status

  IBM AIX RISC System/6000 error: 2: no such file or directory

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  ORA-10879: error reported in parallel recovery slave

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  ORA-01194: file 6 recovery needs more match

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  -Now when I tried to open the database with resetlogs it gives below error.

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  *

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  ONLINE 144375495581 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 20:30:23 1

  ONLINE 144375891732 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 20:52 1

  ONLINE 144375891955 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 20:52:03 1

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  ONLINE 144378445278 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 22:13:37 1

  ONLINE 144378578727 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 22:20:43 1

  ONLINE 144378877241 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 22:35:59 1

  ONLINE 144378912130 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 22:42:25 1

  ONLINE 144379435791 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 22:57:31 1

  ONLINE 144379545905 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 23:03:17 1

  ONLINE 144379631677 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 23:18:53 1

  ONLINE 144379637933 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 23:24:18 1

  ONLINE 144380039550 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 23:37:44 1

  ONLINE 144380054601 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 23:41:40 1

  ONLINE 144380099883 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 23:54:16 1

  ONLINE 144380114063 YES 29 OCTOBER 2014 23:59:41 1

  ONLINE 144380676881 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 00:13:27 1

  ONLINE 144380869308 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 00:20:33 1

  ONLINE 144381101372 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 00:32:49 1

  ONLINE 144381124605 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 00:40:54 1

  ONLINE 144381393417 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 00:51:20 1

  ONLINE 144382166578 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 01:00:46 1

  ONLINE 144382500313 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 01:10:11 1

  ONLINE 144382666697 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 01:18:47 1

  ONLINE 144382861398 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 01:30:02 1

  ONLINE 144383132266 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 01:37:38 1

  ONLINE 144383283837 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 01:48:24 1

  ONLINE 144383580087 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 01:55:49 1

  ONLINE 144384682269 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 02:06:55 1

  ONLINE 144384792040 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 02:12:50 1

  144385726601. ONLINE NO OCTOBER 30, 2014 02:24:16 1

  144385779382. ONLINE NO OCTOBER 30, 2014 02:29:51 1

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  ONLINE 144386015770 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 02:46:22 1

  ONLINE 144386151651 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 02:59:08 1

  ONLINE 144386317681 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 03:04:13 1

  ONLINE 144386563076 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 03:16:59 1

  ONLINE 144386565235 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 03:18:44 1

  ONLINE 144386699656 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 03:31:40 1

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  144387128892. ONLINE NO OCTOBER 30, 2014 03:52:31 1

  ONLINE 144387143873 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 03:53:56 1

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  ONLINE 144387501235 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 04:11:27 1

  144388180516. ONLINE NO OCTOBER 30, 2014 04:26:44 1

  ONLINE 144388433270 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 04:31:19 1

  ONLINE 144388902410 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 04:42:55 1

  ONLINE 144388917251 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 04:53:11 1

  ONLINE 144389534812 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 05:01:56 1

  ONLINE 144389556024 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 05:08:42 1

  ONLINE 144389674922 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 05:19:48 1

  ONLINE 144389831920 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 05:26:13 1

  144389957543. ONLINE NO OCTOBER 30, 2014 05:42:59 1

  ONLINE 144389982414 YES 30 OCTOBER 2014 05:46:24 1

  144390137798. ONLINE NO OCTOBER 30, 2014 05:56:40 1

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  144390582132. ONLINE NO OCTOBER 30, 2014 06:27:27 1

  144390582634. ONLINE NO OCTOBER 30, 2014 06:28:02 1

  (1) how to proceed from here.

  (2) all the changes I need to do to the RMAN script. As I need to automate the process of restoration.

  (3) I don't want to use under hidden settings

  _ALLOW_RESETLOGS_CORRUPTION = TRUE

  _CORRUPTED_ROLLBACK_SEGMENTS = (Automatic Undo segments comma-separated list)

  Thank you for the support.

  You can not ignore the archivelogs.

  If the archivelogs are not available, you need a database backup that was created after missing the last archivelog point.

  Hemant K Collette

• Error trying to recover the ORA-12154 error text

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• recover the database unitl cancel using the control file

  I refreshed with db1 db2, copied all the newspapers dbfile and archive to the db2 server and setup/adjusted spfile, controlfile etc on the new db2 server and has
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  ALTER database open resetlogs.
  
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• How do I recover my database with the backup hot?

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  alter tablespace USERS begin backup;
  alter tablespace EXAMPLE begin backup;
  alter system switch logfile;
  ALTER database backup controlfile to trace as 'C:\backup\ctrl.bak ';
  output
  
  Step 2: Database of Coping files
  
  Copy C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\db1\SYSTEM01. DBF C:\backup\
  Copy C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\db1\UNDOTBS01. DBF C:\backup\
  Copy C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\db1\SYSAUX01. DBF C:\backup\
  Copy C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\db1\TEMP01. DBF C:\backup\
  Copy C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\db1\USERS01. DBF C:\backup\
  Copy C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\db1\EXAMPLE01. DBF C:\backup\
  Copy C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\db1\CONTROL01. CTL C:\backup\
  Copy C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\db1\CONTROL02. CTL C:\backup\
  Copy C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\db1\CONTROL03. CTL C:\backup\
  Copy C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\db1\REDO01. JOURNAL C:\backup\
  Copy C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\db1\REDO02. JOURNAL C:\backup\
  Copy C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\oradata\db1\REDO03. JOURNAL C:\backup\
  
  Step 3: End to high mode
  
  sqlplus/nolog
  connect sysdba virtue
  alter tablespace backup end of SYSTEM;
  alter tablespace UNDOTBS1 backup end;
  change the tablespace SYSAUX end backup;
  alter tablespace USERS end backup;
  change the EXAMPLE tablespace backup;
  output
  
  
  Best regards
  SG

  PGO

  All recovery scenarios are discussed in the following documents.

  Oracle® backup and recovery of bases 10 g Release 2 (10.2)
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/backup.102/b14192/TOC.htm

  Oracle® database 10 g Release 2 User Guide Advanced Backup and restore (10.2)
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/backup.102/b14191/TOC.htm

  Note: 94114.1 - backup and recovery scenarios
  https://MetaLink.Oracle.com/MetaLink/PLSQL/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=not&P_ID=94114.1

  Kind regards
  Hussein