What is the difference (BACKUP RMAN)

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  Oracle 11.2.0.1
  Windows 7
  
  Please tell me what are the differences between these two commands:
  
  RMAN/RMAN@ORCL catalog RMAN
  Catalog RMAN target scott/tiger RMAN/RMAN@ORCL
  
  Here the user scott is too have DBA role. Recovery catalog owner is rman. I wish to test backup and restore, as well as the above command must be used.
  
  To develop.
  
  Thank you.

  user12050217 wrote:
  Oracle 11.2.0.1
  Windows 7

  Please tell me what are the differences between these two commands:

  RMAN/RMAN@ORCL catalog RMAN

  This is happening to you the recovery catalog database but not connect to the target database. So you must issue a further statement while connected to RMAN to connect to the target database. Here the user RMAN is the catalog name of the owner.

  Catalog RMAN target scott/tiger RMAN/RMAN@ORCL

  You try to connect to the database target db user RMAN catalog as user Scott.

  Here the user scott is too have DBA role. Recovery catalog owner is rman. I wish to test backup and restore, as well as the above command must be used.

  The backup will be done using the Sysdba role, not with the DBA role. So you must still issue the command to connect to the target db. In the 2nd order you establish this connection and in 1, you must take another step for him.

  To develop.

  Its developed already in the backup and restore reference guide. Read it,
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/E11882_01/backup.112/e10642/TOC.htm

  Aman...

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  SnapManager aims to make consistent snapshots of demand for software such as MS SQL in your case. Instant database do not give you this ability, as they do not trigger the VSS suspension. More SnapManager for SQL gives you point in the ability to recover in time for your databases to SQL transaction logs, which provide none of the solutions above. However, as SnapManager creates snapshots, you must make sure that you have dedicated LUN for you SQL VM, otherwise you will be taking snapshots of the same volumes twice.

  And now VDP makes backups of your environment. It supports long-term retention, as snapshots in general are not kept for more than one week or one month. Make sure that the data are stored on a separate volume from where are your virtual machines. Or ideally to a destination that is external to your storage group.

  Hope that clears things up a bit. The result is, what you have is perfectly fine.

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  The .lrdata files have previews. These can always be regenerated from the library, but it could take some time a large catalog.

  It is advisable to save them both. But if you are short on disk space, save the .lrcat file.

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  I know that the file contains data real means-data blocks and cells and the index file contains the pointer to the block of data that is available in the paging file.
  
  but is there another difference? What about size?
  
  In my opinion, pagefile size is always greater than the index file. It is Scripture?
  If the size of the Index file is larger than the pagefile so that it happened? If the size of the index file is larger that the pagefile is then write?
  
  
  If I deleted the page file, then it is assigned to the index file?
  or
  If I deleted some data block of the pagefile, then how is affects the index file?
  
  Published by: 949936 on August 27, 2012 06:32

  Are these test questions? Well, in the hope that in fact 949936 instead has a strong sense of the investigation, here goes:

  In my opinion, pagefile size is always greater than the index file. It is Scripture?
  If the size of the Index file is larger than the pagefile so that it happened? If the size of the index file is larger that the pagefile is then write?

  ^ ^ ^ Generally the. IND index, or the files are smaller than the. PAG page file (s). However, there is a minimum eight megabytes index file size. If clearly on a BSO your database and send a single number (which equals one block), you will have a. IND, quite a bit larger than the. PAG.

  For example, I have cleared out the good old Sample.Basic and then sent the number "5" in the "New York"-> "Cola"-> "sales"-> "Jan"-> "real." This resulted in a. The IND of 8 216 576 bytes, and a file size. PAG 149 bytes file size.

  If I deleted the page file, then it is assigned to the index file?

  ^ ^ ^ Are you sure this isn't some kind of certification exam? Do you mean that you went down to the BONE and deleted the file? Irretrievably corrupted, the database is what will happen. If you want to clear data, I guess it depends on how you do it. Send to a #Missing 5 has increased the size of the. PAG 149 to 229 bytes file. My guess is that doing so forced the overhead on Essbase. There is no impact on the. File of the IND in this context.

  If I deleted some data block of the pagefile, then how is affects the index file?

  ^ ^ ^ If you delete data into Essbase (whether through the above method which clears completely a block or CLEARDATA command) and then force a restructuring by MaxL or EAS, if the number of blocks have been reduced enough to cross this limit of eight megabytes, you should see the. IND file size down. I see usually do this all the time with backup processes every night that have a component of restructuring for them.

  I hope that answers your questions. You can watch the SER60 that there is a fairly comprehensive review of storage BSO which are.

  Kind regards

  Cameron Lackpour

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