Rman means recovery manager. It let's you backup your database when it is online, no needs to do a shutdown of the database. If you got any troubles in your database of your hardware, you can recover your database to the point when you did the backup. You can find more information, on oracle web site here. Section "Backup and recovery". All the things that I will explain here, are tested on a oracle database 10gR2 and it's working. It will probably be the same with oracle database 9i. But of course, it's up to you to check it out before doing anything on oracle database 9i.
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| - Rman means recovery manager. It let's you backup your database when it is online, no needs to do a shutdown of the database. If you got any troubles in your database of your hardware, you can recover your database to the point when you did the backup. You can find more information, on oracle web site here. Section "Backup and recovery". All the things that I will explain here, are tested on a oracle database 10gR2 and it's working. It will probably be the same with oracle database 9i. But of course, it's up to you to check it out before doing anything on oracle database 9i.
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| - Rman means recovery manager. It let's you backup your database when it is online, no needs to do a shutdown of the database. If you got any troubles in your database of your hardware, you can recover your database to the point when you did the backup. You can find more information, on oracle web site here. Section "Backup and recovery". All the things that I will explain here, are tested on a oracle database 10gR2 and it's working. It will probably be the same with oracle database 9i. But of course, it's up to you to check it out before doing anything on oracle database 9i.
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