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You just need to get a backup created, and you want to take the simpllest approach.
BACKUP :
Command to back up your entire database:
| # rman target / RMAN> backup database; |
You should see a list of RMAN message displaying information.
To display information about your backup, use the list backup command as follows :
| RMAN> list backup; |
RESTORE:
You've experienced a failure and want to use RMAN to restore and recover your database. You hava a current
and good backup in the default option, and all needed control files, archived redo log files and online redo log files
are available.
| RMAN> connect target / RMAN> startup mount; RMAN> restore database; |
Recover your database :
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RMAN> recover database; .......... RMAN> alter database open; |