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Oracle9i
RMAN Backup and Recovery
by Robert Freeman
Senior Consultant - Burleson Consulting
Take full advantage of Recovery
Manager (RMAN), the backup and
recovery technology that comes with
Oracle9i. This guide details
RMAN's features and explains how to
set up databases for RMAN and back
up and recover database with it.
Explore RMAN's features, such as
point-in-time recovery, online block
recovery and much more. You also
will get helpful case studies that
illustrate RMAN in action! This is
an indispensable resource for all
DBAs.
Reviews
"This is one of the most useful
Oracle books I've had an opportunity
to read (for the past 11 years,
since I started working with
Oracle5, I collected more than 70
Oracle books -- more or less
everything useful published on the
subject). It offers an in-depth
overview of Oracle architecture,
RMAN utility, configuration of
various third-party tools and number
of real-life case studies with
detailed step-by-step explanations
(these case studies resemble 'labs'
in super-expensive Oracle courses).
It's a useful book for every level
and definitely one of the
best-written Oracle books on the
market."
-- Oracle User
"This book is an invaluable
supplement to the Oracle RMAN
documentation. It serves two
audiences well: if you're just
beginning to learn RMAN or need to
configure RMAN with a media
management tool like VERITAS,
Legato, etc. Robert includes some
great diagrams that really clarify
what occurs during different RMAN
operations. For the beginner, Robert
includes many tips for things that
aren't covered well in the Oracle
documentation that can really trip
up a beginner. I sure wish this book
had been published earlier when I
was struggling to learn RMAN from
just the Oracle documentation. If
you are beyond the basics, there is
plenty of advanced material to
configure RMAN at a large
enterprise. If you're still running
Oracle8i, Robert describes how to
adapt the material back to
Oracle8i."
-- Amazon Reader Review
About
the Author
Robert G. Freeman is a technical
management consultant at TUSC with
more than a decade of Oracle
experience. He is author of five
Oracle-based books and has
contributed to several technical
publications, as well. He has
presented at the International
Oracle Users Group-Americas meetings
in the United States and Europe.
Table
of Contents |
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Chapter 1: |
Oracle9i
Backup and Recovery
Architecture Tour |
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Chapter 2: |
Introduction to the RMAN
Architecture |
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Chapter 3: |
RMAN Setup
and Configuration |
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Chapter 4: |
Media
Management Considerations |
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Chapter 5: |
Configuring
VERITAS NetBackup |
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Chapter 6: |
Configuring
Legato Networker Module for
Oracle |
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Chapter 7: |
RMAN and
Tivoli Storage Manager |
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Chapter 8: |
Configuring
HP OmniBack II version 4.0 |
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Chapter 9: |
RMAN
Backups |
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Chapter 10: |
RMAN
Restore and Recovery |
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Chapter 11: |
Using
Oracle9i Enterprise
Manager for Backup
Implementations |
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Chapter 12: |
RMAN
Advanced Recovery Topics |
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Chapter 13: |
Maintaining
RMAN |
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Chapter 14: |
RMAN
Reporting |
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Chapter 15: |
Performance
Tuning RMAN Backup and
Recovery Operations |
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Chapter 16: |
Duplication: Cloning the
Target Database |
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Chapter 17: |
RMAN and
the Standby Database |
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Chapter 18: |
RMAN and
Real Application Clusters |
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Chapter 19: |
RMAN in the
Workplace: Case Studies |
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Appendix A: |
RMAN Syntax
Reference Guide |
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Appendix B: |
Exploring
the Recovery Catalog |
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Appendix C: |
Oracle8i
Syntactical Differences |
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Appendix D: |
Setting Up
an RMAN Test Environment |
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