Look up the CHANGE command in the RMAN reference.
e.g CHANGE ARCHIVELOG ALL UNAVAILABLE ?
At 03:18 PM Friday, you wrote:
Hi!
We were having a problem this morning that the archiver process on one of the production databases was stuck. Our DBA just did a "rm *.arc" on the archive destinations directories. Not really elegant, but it solved the immediate problem... ;)
Now if we invoke RMAN, it "complains" that it would like to write the (now non-existent) archive logs to tape.
Is there any way to tell RMAN to skip the archive logs that are missing and continue with the new ones?
I know that this is kinda dangerous until the next full database backup (scheduled for tonight) is taken.
This is 9.2 on HP-UX 11i.
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