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8 A This is the correct sequence B, C, D, and E B, C, and D are wrong because enabling archiving is not necessary (it will occur automatically) E is wrong because a backup is a necessary part of the procedure 9 A and C These are the two conditions B and D While these are certainly good practice, they are not requirements 10 C Once all the online log files need archiving, DML commands will be blocked A, B, and D A is wrong because the instance will remain open B is wrong because only sessions that attempt DML will hang; those running queries can continue D is wrong because this cannot happen automatically

In this chapter you will learn to 051151 Create Consistent Database Backups 052152 Back Up Your Database Without Shutting It Down 052153 Create Incremental Backups 052154 Automate Database Backups 052155 Manage Backups,View Backup Reports, and Monitor the Flash Recovery Area 05322 Define, Apply, and Use a Retention Policy 05351 Create Image File Backups 05352 Create a Whole Database Backup 05353 Enable Fast Incremental Backup 05354 Create Duplex Backups and Back Up Backup Sets 05355 Create an Archival Backup for Long-Term Retention 05356 Create a Multisection, Compressed, and Encrypted Backup 05357 Report on and Maintain Backups 05341 Configure Backup Settings 05342 Allocate Channels to Use in Backing Up 05343 Configure Backup Optimization

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Oracle s recommended backup and recovery tool is RMAN, the Recovery Manager Using RMAN is not compulsory: Oracle Corporation still supports backups created with operating system utilities (as described in 18), but RMAN has functionality that is simply not available with other products It is possible to use RMAN out of the box, but most DBAs will need the more advanced facilities and will carry out a considerable amount of configuration to make these easier to use There is an RMAN interface in Database Control that can be used to generate simple RMAN jobs and to schedule their execution, and there is also a command-line interface that gives access to all the facilities However, the most common technique for running RMAN is undoubtedly through scripts These and other advanced capabilities will be dealt with in 17

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A backup carried out with operating system commands is known as a user-managed backup A backup carried out by RMAN is known as a server-managed backup There are three decisions to make before carrying out a server-managed backup Should it be Closed or open Whole or partial Full or incremental A closed backup is carried out when the database is shut down; alternative terms for closed are cold, consistent, and offline An open backup is carried out while the database is in use; alternative terms are hot, inconsistent, and online An open backup can only be made if the database is in archivelog mode A whole backup is a backup of all the datafiles and the control files A partial backup is a backup of a subset of these In most circumstances, partial backups can only be made if the database is in archivelog mode A full backup includes all used blocks of the files backed up An incremental backup includes only those blocks that have been changed since the last backup An incremental backup can be cumulative (including all blocks changed since the last full backup) or differential (including all blocks changed since the last incremental backup) EXAM TIP An open backup can only be made if the database is in archivelog mode If the database is in noarchivelog mode, only closed backups are possible and (if using RMAN) the database must be in mount mode, following a clean shutdown Any combination of these is possible Many sites perform closed, whole, full backups during weekly or monthly maintenance slots, and open, whole, incremental backups daily Partial backups are often carried out more frequently for particularly volatile files, or following direct load operations that do not generate redo The file types that can be backed up by RMAN are Datafiles Controlfile.

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