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  1. 03-07-2004, 10:49 AM #1
    smdakram
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    Rman

    sir,
    iam using oracle 9i database on win-2000 server. which i download from oracle.com.

    i use RMAN to backup by database .

    RMAN NOT WORKING IN NOARCHIVELOG MODE. Y

    TKPROF IS ALSO NOT WORKING. I THINK THESE UTILITY IS NOT INSTALL . Y


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    Several people complained that tkprof.exe is missing from their bin directory in the downloaded version of oracle 9i. I am not sure if this is specific to W2K.
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    it was a windows thing there is a patch from metalink available (how it ever got released in the first place is beyond me - hope the release manager got shot)
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  5. 03-08-2004, 12:15 AM #5
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    Re: Rman

    Originally posted by smdakram

    RMAN NOT WORKING IN NOARCHIVELOG MODE. Y
    In NOARCHIVELOG mode you can take OFFLINE backups only.
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