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[Support.veritas.com] The recover database command will start an Oracle process which will apply .This will recover the database by applying archived transaction logs up until .

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http://fikrisqlcode.blogsome.com [SQL DATABASE CODE] Oracle : Controlling Backups with Database... : The basic or Oracle recommended version of an RMAN backup is useful, but it is the custom backup which exposes more of RMAN’s capabilities. The combination of RMAN, use of a flash recovery area, and Database Control makes having a high availability, easy to recover database a breeze to configure and use.

http://esemrick.blogspot.com [Esemrick.blogspot.com] The Eric S. Emrick Blog: Recovery of Offline Data Files: Notice that we cannot assume Oracle has applied all redo between the offline and the current log simply because it stopped asking for my archive logs. If Oracle had really applied all redo between log sequence number 98 and the current redo log, then it would have necessitated the application of log sequence numbers 101 and 102 as they are archived and not present in the online thread.

http://www.dbazine.com [Dbazine.com] DBAzine.com - 10G RMAN Testing Part 2 - Just call me "The Recovery ...: Since I retired as an Oracle instructor, I haven't had a chance to do many recoveries. This will be one way for me to sharpen my slightly rusty recovery skill sets.

Oracle-base.comhttp://www.oracle-base.com [Oracle-base.com] ORACLE-BASE - Oracle8i Standby Database: Backups of the standby database can only be performed if the database is shut down or in read only mode.Read only mode is best for managed recovery systems as archive logs will still be transfered during thebackup process, thus preventing gap sequences. Once the server is in the desired mode simple copy the appropriate database files.

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