While you take the cumulative incremental backup RMAN. Meanwhile users ke

While you take the cumulative incremental backup RMAN.
During this time users keep be updated, insert the corresponding schema.
But my Client doesn't backup up-to-date. Is it possible to get the up-to-date backup?
(If I have something wrong, sorry about that, that was my interview question)

Thanks for all,
Kind regards
DB

DB wrote:
While you take the cumulative incremental backup RMAN.
During this time users keep be updated, insert the corresponding schema.
But my Client doesn't backup up-to-date. Is it possible to get the up-to-date backup?
(If I have something wrong, sorry about that, that was my interview question)

Thanks for all,
Kind regards
DB

RMAN backup is not compatible and easy to follow on-line transactions. If it's something any purpose of migration suggest taking COLD backup.
If it's no way suggested, then after your entire + cumulative backups, however, that data will be available in archives

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