reduce the time to level 0 backup

We use Oracle 10.2.0.4.0 on Linux.

Currently, we have followed the backup strategy:

Level0 backup on Friday (it takes about 20 hours)

Leveal1 backup every day (it takes about 2 hours)

The maintenance window to deploy changes to database is from midday Saturday to Sunday lunch, which is four times a year. Now when you want to deploy in the maintenance window, Level0 backup taking so long that it consumes significant time to maintenance window. Therefore, we have very little time to deploy changes to the application in the database.

Can we have a few other backup strategy to avoid this backups for example gradually updated, so that Friday, we are able to prepare Level0 backup in less time, but we also want to have the ability to restore/recovery data back upto 7 days.

This is addressed in the next version, with backups of several sections. A good source of motivation for the upgrade to 11.x, 12.x.

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