Datafile Backups
A datafile backup is a backup of a single datafile. Datafile backups, which are not as common as tablespace backups and are only valid if the database is run in ARCHIVELOG mode. The only time a datafile backup is valid for a database running in NOARCHIVELOG mode is if that datafile is the only file in a tablespace. For example, the backup is a tablespace backup, but the tablespace only contains one file and is read-only or offline-normal.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
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- How an Oracle Instance Is Started
- Overview of Instance and Database Startup
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- Oracle Startup and Parameter File
- Oracle's PFILE
- Removing a Password File
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- Datafile Backups
- Oracle Datafile backup - part1
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- Renaming and Relocating Datafiles for Multiple Tab...
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- Determine the Number of Datafiles
- Oracle datafiles
- Oracle Startup - Third Stage - Open Database
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