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  1. #1
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    Question

    When two or more databases are backed up using RMAN, is it appropriate to use each database as the other's recovery catalog? Why?

    A. Yes. The catalog is a recognized procedure
    B. No. There would be too many dependencies
    C. Yes, but only if the database are run in NOARCHIVELOG mode
    D. No. A database that contains a catalog cannot be target database

    Provide right answer please! Tend to select A, I think nothing voilates.
    MCSE/MCDBA, OCP DBA 8i
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    Anyone help me?
    MCSE/MCDBA, OCP DBA 8i
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    Got answer now, it is A. An example in Oracle online book
    MCSE/MCDBA, OCP DBA 8i
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    You can do it this way, and I have done so. But you need to make sure that the account name owning the catalog is unique amoung your servers - otherwise Oracle gets confused.

    For production environments I generally like to set up a separate server just for OEM/OMS containing the RMAN catalog. Here is a diagram of this type of setup:

    http://www.dotcomsolutionsinc.net/pr...ol901_42_.html

    I have an application named Installgen which automates creating backup/recovery scripts along with creating the documentation for performing 15 different database recovery scenarios.

    You may download a demo version of Installgen so that you may conveniently look at or modify the scripts on your own computer:
    http://www.dotcomsolutionsinc.net/do...are/index.html

    David Simpson
    http://www.dotcomsolutionsinc.net
    David Simpson
    www.dotcomsolutionsinc.net

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