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    Dear Friends

    I am having oracle 8i on nt. I want to create catalog for
    rman, so what's the script name i have to run ( i know in
    oracle 8 . catrman.sql) , catrman.sql script i am not getting
    in 8i, even i am not having a documents of 8i , that's why
    i am asking you the name of script which i have to run.



    Thanks

    Rakesh Sanghvi
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    http://oradoc.photo.net/ora816/serve...a76990/toc.htm

    RMAN scripts are by default ran catproc. So you don't have to worry about resunning them...

    Sam
    Thanx
    Sam



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    Hi,
    There is no script to run in order to create catalog in Oracle 8i.The thing u have to do is to execute rman and at the rman prompt enter the following command:

    c:\rman target=system/system rcvcat=rman/rman

    rman> create catalog; --- the create catalog command will create the rman tables and the catalog .

    rman> register database --- the database of which u have to take the backup.

    rman> report schema; --- check whether the information from the database whose backup is to be taken is stored in rman catalog

    In case of any help please be free to ask me at [email protected]

    Regards,
    Rohit Nirkhe,Oracle DBA,OCP 8i
    [email protected]


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    create catalog tablespace 'RMAN_TS'; not create catalog tablespace rman_ts;

    Then exit;

    Then register the database.

    At least that's how I do it and it works.

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