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Oracle Backup and Recovery Interview Questions


Oracle Backup and Recovery Interview Questions

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How can I Export 9i data in 8 ? I mean when I Export from 9i and Import in 8, I face errors. what sould I do and my pc is not in Network.
Read Answers (8) | Asked by : kartik

Latest Answer: in rman list recoverable backup of database ...

Latest Answer: Depends upon number of servers and RAM. ...
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Latest Answer: A deadlock occurs when two or more users are waiting for data locked by each other(Not commited by user01).To fix this, recreate the segment with higher INITTRANS and/or PCTFREE values. This will allow more space in the data blocks for Oracle to allocate ...

Latest Answer: Restore means        Loss of physical files restore from latest backup aviable.Recovery        log apply from redo log files and archive log files.  ...
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What are the different tools available for hot backups. Is it preferable to take it manually all the time or it depends on the size of the database.
Read Answers (8) | Asked by : rakesh banglore

Latest Answer: The basic diff between the media and crash recovery is that , media recovery is performed by the user or dba with the helps of backups while the crash recovery is performed by the oracle itself by using his sman background process. ...

Latest Answer: Loss of tablespaces, datafiles, controlfile, tables it is media failure and we need to recover such a tablespaces, datafiles, controlfile or tablespace through latest backupIt is MEDIA recovery. ...

Latest Answer: Disk migration is noting but, migration of data from one OS dependent database to another Dependent database. The steps involved in this are- first go to your target database and export all your data into flat files-next in the destination database during ...
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Start an instance, Mount the Database and Open the Database. 
Latest Answer: Steps involved in database startup are as follows Startup nomount - Instance starts, SGA allocated, Background processes started Used during database creation Startup mount - Control file read, datafiles & online redolog files are allocated Used ...

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