RMAN on what host target database

Hi guys,.

I have an obligation to present a report that shows the time required for each target listed in the catalog database backup.

I get these details to RC_RMAN_BACKUP_JOB_DETAILS.

Problem:
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I now host listed in the report with the database name.

Is there a view or something that has the host name of all the registed to target in the catalog databases.


Thank you
Silver

Hello;

The RMAN catalog knows DBID because that's what is needed for backup and restore. I'm almost certain that the host information are not stored in the catalog as RMAN should or do not care about this information.

You can create own search for this table.

Best regards

mseberg

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