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Linux Shell Script To Backup Oracle Database Using RMAN

This document describes shell scripts to backup an Oracle database using RMAN. A first shell script, backup_script.sh, contains the RMAN commands to crosscheck backups, delete expired backups, allocate a channel, backup the database and archived logs. A second shell script, rman_exc.sh, starts an RMAN session and runs the first script to execute the backup. Running rman_exc.sh tests that the backup process works as intended.

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Linux Shell Script To Backup Oracle Database Using RMAN

This document describes shell scripts to backup an Oracle database using RMAN. A first shell script, backup_script.sh, contains the RMAN commands to crosscheck backups, delete expired backups, allocate a channel, backup the database and archived logs. A second shell script, rman_exc.sh, starts an RMAN session and runs the first script to execute the backup. Running rman_exc.sh tests that the backup process works as intended.

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Linux Shell Script to Backup Oracle database using RMAN First of all, I have created a shell script named

backup_script.sh which contains the actual sequence of commands to backup the database. [oracle@testmn ~]$ cat backup_script.sh run { crosscheck backup; delete expired backup; delete obsolete; allocate channel ch1 type disk; backup database format '/backups/hot_backups/daily_bk_%d_%T_%U'; backup archivelog all format '/backups/hot_backups/archivelog_%d_%u_%s_%T' not backed up 2 times; delete noprompt archivelog all backed up 5 times to disk completed before 'sysdate-7'; release channel ch1; } [oracle@testmn ~]$ Now, I have created another shell script named rman_exe.sh which will start the RMAN session and call the above shell script as the above created shell script. [oracle@testmn ~]$ cat rman_exc.sh #!/bin/bash rman target/ @/home/oracle/backup_script.sh [oracle@testmn ~]$ Now, run this script checking whether it's working: [oracle@testmn ~]$ sh rman_exc.sh

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