RE: What are the common mistakes DBA do retarding backup & Recovery?
- From: "Robert Freeman" <robertgfreeman@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: "ORACLE-L" <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 8 Jul 2007 21:25:38 -0600
I wonder if part of this is that 10g is still fairly new in terms of
adoption at many companies and that in many places there is not yet an
overriding need for flashback technologies. I think as time goes on this
will change as more features take advantage of flashback technologies. Also
it's a new technology and it seems that new technologies like Flashback take
some time to get integrated into SOP.
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Subject: Re: What are the common mistakes DBA do retarding backup &
Recovery?
Interesting comments by all oracle Gurus, I never saw any body taking
advantage of Flashback database in my circle. Flash recovery area, Flashback
table,Flashback Drop, query etc all are some sky birds for most
companies....
On 7/6/07, Alex Gorbachev <ag@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I remember we asked once to backup a fairly important file to tape.
Instead, SA copied the tape device over the file. Boy, I couldn't stop
laughing. :D
On 7/6/07, Keith Moore <kmoore@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Unix admin had the backup tape writeable and
> had the tape drive configured so that when a tape was put in the
drive, it was
> automatically formatted for the next backup.
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