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    Re: Hot Backup questions

    Originally posted by antilles
    I just have a few questions about Hot backups. Ok Here goes.

    1. How does a DBA backup or deal with Online redologs in a Hot backup scheme.
    http://www.dbasupport.com/oracle/scr...ckup_Recovery/

    2. Do I need to ever incorporate a Cold backup during the weekend and Hot backups during the week. Deleteing arch logs after each successfull cold backup.
    IMHO, there's no need to do a cold backup when you have a hot backup in place. Why empty out your cache when you don't have to? Delete the n+1 archived logs after your backup is complete.

    3. If I have a complete Hot backup of the database, can I restore that HOT backup to a different machine using "backup controlfile to trace" procedure. If not then how do I do so.
    sure.


    4. Here is my tentative plan for backups
    Monday: Hot backup of DDrive TS
    Tuesday: Hot backup of EDrive TS
    Wednesday: Hot backup of FDrive TS
    Thursday: Hot backup of GDrive TS
    Friday: Hot backup of HDrive TS
    Saturday: Logical export of database during the day
    Sunday: Full Cold backup

    thanks
    Why not backup everything with a hot backup on Saturday/Sunday and do incrementals on M-F?

    IMHO, a logical backup once a week is worthless. What do you hope to gain with an export only once a week?

    If you are looking at a complex backup schedule with multi-level backups and partial backups, I would look into using RMAN. It will simplify your tasks many-fold. You can also automate the cleaning of your log_archive_dest with RMAN.
    Last edited by marist89; 11-08-2002 at 12:45 PM.
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