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    Hi gurus
    I have created user rman in tablespace rcvcat.
    I have granted all the necessary rights to rman
    Now i am trying to run the catrman.sql script to create the necessary tables for the recovery catalog.
    But i am getting following error.

    SP2-0310: unable to open file "\Oracle\Ora81\RDBMS\ADMIN\catrman.sql"

    I am using Release 8.1.6.0.0 personal edition Win98
    Any idea???
    Thanks
    Akash

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    There is no catrman script in 8.1.x. Use CREATE CATALOG instead.
    Jeff Hunter

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    Can u tell me how to use create catalog?


    Thanks
    Akash

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    Originally posted by akash
    Can u tell me how to use create catalog?

    Thanks
    I assume you have a user called RMAN with default tablespace RCVCAT.

    As sys:

    1. GRANT recovery_catalog_owner TO rman;

    2. GRANT connect, resource TO rman;

    Open Command Prompt and write (assuming you have a primary DB called primary and the recovery catalog is in DB called catalog):

    3. rman catalog rman/password@catalog

    Now (being in RMAN) write:

    4. CREATE CATALOG tablespace "RCVCAT";
    EXIT;

    Important: the tablespace in capitals! Beats me why Oracle wants it like that. Also: the quotes!

    5. rman target sys/password@primary rcvcat rman/password@catalog

    Now (being again in RMAN) write:

    6. REGISTER DATABASE;

    That's it.

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    Hi,
    At the command prompt enter the following command :

    c:\>rman target="sys/sys@prod" rcvcat="rman/rman@grman"

    RMAN>create catalog ---catalog created

    RMAN>register database ---information about the target
    database is stored in the recovery
    catalog from the controlfile of the
    target database;

    RMAN>list incarnation of database --- check whether the
    target database is
    registered

    In case of any doubts please be free to ask me at rohitsn@altavista.com


    Regards,
    ROhit Nirkhe,Oracle DBA,OCP 8i
    rohitsn@altavista.com

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    Originally posted by rohitsn
    Hi,
    At the command prompt enter the following command :

    c:\>rman target="sys/sys@prod" rcvcat="rman/rman@grman"

    RMAN>create catalog ---catalog created

    RMAN>register database ---information about the target
    database is stored in the recovery
    catalog from the controlfile of the
    target database;

    RMAN>list incarnation of database --- check whether the
    target database is
    registered

    In case of any doubts please be free to ask me at rohitsn@altavista.com


    Regards,
    ROhit Nirkhe,Oracle DBA,OCP 8i
    rohitsn@altavista.com
    For Oracle version 8.1.7 the following

    RMAN>create catalog ---catalog created

    is not good.

    You should use:

    CREATE CATALOG TABLESPACE "TABLESPACE_NAME"

    And "tablespace_name" or just TABLESPACE_NAME does not work.

    Bad experience :-)


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    So I need to have two databases..... Right?
    My first database name is ORCL now I will create another.

    Just tell me how these two database will interact (link)?

    Thanks





    Akash

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    Originally posted by akash
    So I need to have two databases..... Right?
    My first database name is ORCL now I will create another.

    Just tell me how these two database will interact (link)?

    Thanks

    Two DBs is not a must. However, you want you Catalog outside the Target DB. What happens if for some reason you loose your Primary DB. You loose the Catalog.

    It is also a good idea to have a Backup strategy for the Catalog.

    How they interact:

    rman target sys/password@primary rcvcat rman/password@catalog

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