Understanding of RMAN command file

Hi, please can someone put me right as I am confused with RMAN concept. (using 11.2, AIX, no catalogue)

Backup database more newspapers to archive and my DB is saved. I also have autobackup controlfile on. Ive done many restorations of test in this way when the data files are missing or needs to get back to a point in time.

As a test, I renamed all my files from control and then did a restore. I then restore the control file which I am starting from the automatic backup location. However if there is no autobackup then what? Where can I get my control record of?

Of the "backup database" command not actually backup control files? I always thought that a backup has been incomplete if the control files were not backup up.

Please can someone clarify this?

Thank you very much

Adam

However if there is no autobackup then what? Where can I get my control record of?

That's what I do all my backups: don't configure CONTROLFILE AUTOBACKUP ON, and I always explicitly backup backups of database/archivelogs after controlfile (BACKUP CURRENT CONTROLFILE): in this way, I always know what controlfile to restore.

DATABASE BACKUP command includes the backup controlfile anyway, but I prefer my name so that I can immediately identify the backup controlfile.

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    bash-$3.2 rman target /.

    Recovery Manager: release 11.2.0.3.0 - Production the Sun may 19 14:34:26 2013

    Copyright (c) 1982, 2011, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

    connected to target database: ORCL (DBID = 3171721304)

    RMAN > show all.

    using the control file of the target instead of recovery catalog database
    RMAN settings for database with db_unique_name ORCLDR are:
    CONFIGURE REDUNDANCY 3 RETENTION STRATEGY;
    CONFIGURE BACKUP OPTIMIZATION
    SET UP DEFAULT DISK DEVICE TYPE; # by default
    CONFIGURE CONTROLFILE AUTOBACKUP ON;
    CONFIGURE CONTROLFILE AUTOBACKUP FORMAT FOR DEVICE TYPE DISK TO "%F" # by default
    SET UP THE DEVICE TYPE DISK PARALLELISM 1 BACKUP BACKUPSET TYPE; # by default
    CONFIGURE BACKUP OF DATA TO DISK FILE TYPE DEVICE TO 1; # by default
    CONFIGURE BACKUP ARCHIVELOG FOR DEVICE TYPE DISK TO 1; # by default
    CONFIGURE MAXSETSIZE TO UNLIMITED; # by default
    CONFIGURE ENCRYPTION OF DATABASE # by default
    CONFIGURE THE ENCRYPTION ALGORITHM "AES128"; # by default
    CONFIGURE COMPRESSION ALGORITHM 'BASIC' AND 'DEFAULT' LIBERATION OPTIMIZE FOR TRUE LOAD; # by default
    CONFIGURE THE NONE ARCHIVELOG DELETION POLICY; # by default
    CONFIGURE SNAPSHOT CONTROLFILE NAME TO ' / u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/snapcf_orcldr2.f'; # by default

    RMAN > exit
    =========================================================================================
    RMAN Full Backup Script
    RMAN level 0
    #! / bin/bash
    . /Home/Oracle/.bash_profile
    logloc = 'date' + rman_backup_lvl0_orcldr_ %m %y hour %M %S %d ".log
    Target of $ORACLE_HOME/bin/rman = / log = / backup/RMAN_Log / $logloc < < EOF
    run
    {
    allocate channels ch1 type disk maxpiecesize = 1024 M;
    allocate channel ch2 type disk maxpiecesize = 1024M;
    database backup incremental level 0 FORMAT ' / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_%U_%d_%T_DATAFILE_LVL0_%D_%M_%Y'
    include current controlfile more archivelog delete all entries
    tag 'datafile_full ';
    }
    delete noprompt obsolete;
    EXIT;
    EXPRESSIONS OF FOLKLORE
    =========================================================================================

    Backup logs
    -bash-3, $ 2 cat rman_backup_lvl0_ORCLdr_190513200501.log

    Recovery Manager: release 11.2.0.3.0 - Production the Sun may 19 20:05:01 2013

    Copyright (c) 1982, 2011, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.

    connected to target database: ORCL (DBID = 3171721304)

    RMAN >
    RMAN > 2 > 3 > 4 > 5 > 6 > 7 > 8 >
    using the control file of the target instead of recovery catalog database
    allocated channel: ch1
    channel ch1: SID = instance 1753 = ORCLdr2 = DISK device type

    allocated channel: ch2
    channel ch2: SID = 5 = device type ORCLdr2 = DISK instance


    From backup may 19, 13
    Current archived log
    archived journal of wire 1 to jump with sequence 84; already saved
    skip the journal archived thread 2 with sequence 79; already saved
    channel ch1: Startup archived log backup set
    channel ch1: specifying the newspapers archived in the backup set
    archived journal entry thread = 2 sequence = 81 RECID = 388 STAMP = 815810424
    archived journal entry thread = 1 sequence = 85 RECID = 385 STAMP = 815793508
    archived journal entry thread = 1 sequence = 86 RECID = 389 STAMP = 815810426
    archived journal entry thread = 1 sequence = 87 RECID = 391 STAMP = 815828071
    channel ch1: from room 1 to May 19, 13
    channel ch2: Startup archived log backup set
    channel ch2: specifying the newspapers archived in the backup set
    archived journal thread = sequence 2 = 82 entry RECID = 396 STAMP = 815861105
    archived journal entry thread = 1 sequence = 88 RECID = 393 = 815846442 STAMP
    archived journal entry thread = 1 sequence = 89 RECID = 397 STAMP = 815861108
    channel ch2: from room 1 to May 19, 13
    channel ch1: finished piece 1 to May 19, 13
    piece handle=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/42oa23bp_1_1 tag = DATAFILE_FULL comment = NONE
    channel ch1: from part 2 to May 19, 13
    channel ch2: finished piece 1 to May 19, 13
    piece handle=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/43oa23bp_1_1 tag = DATAFILE_FULL comment = NONE
    channel ch2: from part 2 to May 19, 13
    channel ch1: finished part 2 to May 19, 13
    piece handle=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/42oa23bp_2_1 tag = DATAFILE_FULL comment = NONE
    channel ch1: from 3 to 19 May 13 piece
    channel ch2: finished part 2 to May 19, 13
    piece handle=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/43oa23bp_2_1 tag = DATAFILE_FULL comment = NONE
    channel ch2: complete set of backups, time: 00:01:10
    channel ch2: archived deletion or newspapers
    name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_2_82_814540431.arc RECID archived log file = 396 STAMP = 815861105
    name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_1_88_814540431.arc RECID archived log file = 393 = 815846442 STAMP
    RMAN-08137: WARNING: log archived not deleted, necessary for intelligence or upstream collection procedure
    Archive log file name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_1_89_814540431.arc thread = 1 sequence = 89
    channel ch2: archived deletion or newspapers
    name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_1_84_814540431.arc RECID archived log file = 383 STAMP = 815774802
    name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_2_79_814540431.arc RECID archived log file = 378 STAMP = 815774705
    channel ch1: finished part 3 to 19 May 13
    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
    name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_1_86_814540431.arc RECID archived log file = 389 STAMP = 815810426
    name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_1_87_814540431.arc RECID archived log file = 391 STAMP = 815828071
    Backup finished on 19 May 13

    From backup may 19, 13
    channel ch1: start the incremental level 0 datafile backup set
    channel ch1: specification-datafile in the backup set (s)
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/statistics2013_5.dbf 00009
    Enter a number of file datafile = 00001 name=+ORASYS/ORCLdr/datafile/system.257.814500985
    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
    channel ch2: specification-datafile in the backup set (s)
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORASYS/ORCLdr/datafile/sysaux.256.814500977 00002
    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
    Enter a file datafile 00046 name=+ORADATA1/ORCLdr/datafile/tberimcdr.dbf = number
    Enter a number of file datafile = name=+ORASYS/ORCLdr/datafile/users.260.814500995 00004
    channel ch2: from room 1 to May 19, 13
    channel ch1: finished piece 1 to May 19, 13
    total, handle = / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_44oa23eg_1_1_ORCL_20130519_DATAFILE_LVL0_19_05_2013 tag = comment TAG20130519T200640 = NONE
    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
    including the current control in the backup set file
    channel ch1: from room 1 to May 19, 13
    channel ch1: finished piece 1 to May 19, 13
    total, handle = / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_46oa23f7_1_1_ORCL_20130519_DATAFILE_LVL0_19_05_2013 tag = comment TAG20130519T200640 = NONE
    channel ch1: complete set of backups, time: 00:00:01
    Backup finished on 19 May 13

    From backup may 19, 13
    Current archived log
    channel ch1: Startup archived log backup set
    channel ch1: specifying the newspapers archived in the backup set
    archived journal entry thread = 2 sequence = 83 RECID = 399 STAMP = 815861227
    channel ch1: from room 1 to May 19, 13
    channel ch2: Startup archived log backup set
    channel ch2: specifying the newspapers archived in the backup set
    archived journal entry thread = 1 sequence = 90 RECID = 401 STAMP = 815861227
    channel ch2: from room 1 to May 19, 13
    channel ch1: finished piece 1 to May 19, 13
    piece handle=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/47oa23fd_1_1 tag = DATAFILE_FULL comment = NONE
    channel ch1: complete set of backups, time: 00:00:01
    channel ch1: archived deletion or newspapers
    name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_2_83_814540431.arc RECID archived log file = 399 STAMP = 815861227
    channel ch2: finished piece 1 to May 19, 13
    piece handle=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/48oa23fd_1_1 tag = DATAFILE_FULL comment = NONE
    channel ch2: complete set of backups, time: 00:00:01
    channel ch2: archived deletion or newspapers
    RMAN-08137: WARNING: log archived not deleted, necessary for intelligence or upstream collection procedure
    Archive log file name=+ORAFRA/ORCLdr/archivelog/logbd0ca058_1_90_814540431.arc thread = 1 sequence = 90
    Backup finished on 19 May 13

    From control file and SPFILE Autobackup 19 May 13
    room handle=/u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/c-3171721304-20130519-00 comment = NONE
    File control finished and Autobackup SPFILE to 19 May 13
    output channel: ch1
    output channel: ch2

    RMAN >
    RMAN >
    RMAN retention policy apply to the order
    RMAN retention policy is set to 3 redundancy
    allocated channel: ORA_DISK_1
    channel ORA_DISK_1: SID = instance 1753 = ORCLdr2 = DISK device type
    Remove the following obsolete backups and copies:
    Making key time filename/handle type
    -------------------- ------ ------------------ --------------------
    8 4 may control file copy 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/snapcf_ORCLdr1.f
    Game save 40 9 May 13
    Save the piece 40 9 May 13/backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_1jo97nk1_1_1_ORCL_20130509_DATAFILE_LVL0_09_05_2013
    Save game 39 may 9, 13
    Save the song 39 9 May 13/backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_1ko97nk1_1_1_ORCL_20130509_DATAFILE_LVL0_09_05_2013
    Backs up the entire 42 9 May 13
    Backup total 42 9 May 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/1mo97nkl_1_1
    Backs up the entire 43 9 May 13
    Backup total 43 9 May 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/1no97nkl_1_1
    Save game 46 may 10, 13
    Backup total 46 may 10, 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/1po9abvp_1_1
    Game backup 45 may 10, 13
    Backup total 45 10 May 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/1qo9abvp_1_1
    Save game 47 10 May 13
    Save room 47 10 May 13/backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_1ro9ac02_1_1_ORCL_20130510_DATAFILE_LVL1_10_05_2013
    Backs up the entire 48 may 10, 13
    Save the piece 48 10 May 13/backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_1so9ac02_1_1_ORCL_20130510_DATAFILE_LVL1_10_05_2013
    Backs up the entire 50 10 May 13
    Backup total 50 10 May 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/1uo9ac0l_1_1
    Backs up the entire 51 may 10, 13
    Backup total 51 may 10, 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/1vo9ac0l_1_1
    Backs up the entire 54 may 11, 13
    Backup total 54 may 11, 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/21o9d0bi_1_1
    Save game 53 may 11, 13
    Backup total 53 may 11, 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/22o9d0bi_1_1
    Save game 55 may 11, 13
    Save the piece 55 may 11, 13/backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_23o9d0br_1_1_ORCL_20130511_DATAFILE_LVL1_11_05_2013
    Backs up the entire 56 may 11, 13
    Save the song 56 11 May 13/backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_24o9d0br_1_1_ORCL_20130511_DATAFILE_LVL1_11_05_2013
    Backs up the entire 58 may 11, 13
    Backup total 58 may 11, 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/26o9d0cj_1_1
    Save game 59 may 11, 13
    Backup total 59 may 11, 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/27o9d0cj_1_1
    Backs up the entire 62 12 May 13
    Backup total 62 12 May 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/29o9fknp_1_1
    Save game 61 12 May 13
    Backup total 61 12 May 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/2ao9fknp_1_1
    Save game 77 14 May 13
    Backup total 77 14 May 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/c-3171721304-20130514-00
    Game backup 101 16 May 13
    Backup total 101 16 May 13 /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/c-3171721304-20130516-00
    Backs up the entire 114 18 May 13
    Save the song 117 may 18, 13/backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_3uo9vf2f_1_1_ORCL_20130518_DATAFILE_LVL1_18_05_2013
    remove the item from backup
    backup piece handle = / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_1jo97nk1_1_1_ORCL_20130509_DATAFILE_LVL0_09_05_2013 RECID = 40 STAMP = 814997122
    remove the item from backup
    backup piece handle = / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_1ko97nk1_1_1_ORCL_20130509_DATAFILE_LVL0_09_05_2013 RECID = STAMP 39 = 814997122
    remove the item from backup
    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/1mo97nkl_1_1 element of backup RECID = STAMP 42 = 814997141
    remove the item from backup
    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/1no97nkl_1_1 element of backup RECID = STAMP 43 = 814997141
    remove the item from backup
    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/1po9abvp_1_1 element of backup RECID = STAMP 46 = 815083513
    remove the item from backup
    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/1qo9abvp_1_1 element of backup RECID = STAMP 45 = 815083514
    remove the item from backup
    backup piece handle = / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_1ro9ac02_1_1_ORCL_20130510_DATAFILE_LVL1_10_05_2013 RECID = STAMP 47 = 815083522
    remove the item from backup
    backup piece handle = / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_1so9ac02_1_1_ORCL_20130510_DATAFILE_LVL1_10_05_2013 RECID = 48 STAMP = 815083522
    remove the item from backup
    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
    remove the item from backup
    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
    remove the item from backup
    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
    remove the item from backup
    handle=/U01/app/Oracle/product/11.2.0/Db_1/DBS/c-3171721304-20130516-00 element of backup RECID = 101 STAMP = 815601943
    remove the item from backup
    backup piece handle = / backup/RMAN_Backup/rman_bkp_3uo9vf2f_1_1_ORCL_20130518_DATAFILE_LVL1_18_05_2013 RECID = 117 STAMP = 815774800
    20 objects deleted

    RMAN-06207: WARNING: 2 items could not be removed for DISC due channels
    RMAN-06208: status do not match. Use the OVERLAP command to set status
    RMAN-06210: list of relevant objects
    RMAN-06211: =.
    RMAN-06212: filename/Type object Handle
    RMAN-06213: --------------- ---------------------------------------------------
    RMAN-06214: copy of the data /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/snapcf_ORCLdr1.f file
    RMAN-06214: /u01/app/oracle/product/11.2.0/db_1/dbs/c-3171721304-20130514-00 piece of backup


    RMAN >
    RMAN >

    Complete recovery manager.
    -bash - $3.2

    Concerning
    Hitgon

    Published by: hitgon on May 20, 2013 02:09

    Published by: hitgon on May 20, 2013 02:15

    It contained a real data file? Or was it a backup controlfile? A backup controlfile may be outdated if another backup controlfile does not capture the same information it contains.

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