RE: Impact on running rman

Oh RATE is SOOOO 9i!!  :-)

This is a 10g database so be looking at the duration parameter instead!!
Talk all about this in chapter 16 of the 10g RMAN Book!!

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  You should have no problem with it as long as your system has the
resources. Watch your IO and CPU. You can throttle the IO Rman uses with the
"rate" option in your restore process.

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