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If your database undergoes numerous changes, incremental backups won t be very helpful. You are better off with a full backup of your database at regular intervals. The following example shows how to make a weekly full backup: RMAN> BACKUP DATABASE TAG "weekly_full_bkup"; You schedule this backup command to run once a week on Sunday night. Let s say you use the backup command for the first time on Sunday, March 20. This is what the flash recovery area will contain over time: Sunday, March 20: Full backup of the database Sunday, March 27: Full backup from March 27 and the archived logs from March 20 to March 27 (The full backup from the previous week; March 20 will be deleted, if space requirements dictate it.) Sunday, April 3, and every Sunday thereafter: Full backup from that day and archived logs from the previous Sunday to this Sunday

Now that you ve had an overview of backing up an Oracle database and reviewed some basic backup strategies, you ll learn about the nuts and bolts of Oracle backups next, beginning with the flash recovery area.

Oracle Corporation recommends that you designate the flash recovery area as the default area for storing every file related to backup and restore operations. One of the first steps in setting up your backup/recovery strategy is to configure a flash recovery area. Traditionally, Oracle DBAs had to manage the areas of backup storage, ensuring that there was sufficient space to save their backup-related files. However, you should now allow the database to take care of these chores by using Automatic Disk-Based Backup and Recovery. Using a disk-based backup and recovery strategy minimizes the response time for a database recovery and increases database availability.

Wiring diagram buses represent a logical or physical path containing a group of signals. Figure 7-37 shows a simple bus.

Note The flash recovery area isn t mandatory, but it s highly recommended. Some features of Oracle database backup and recovery, such as Oracle Flashback Database, require the use of a flash recovery area. You don t need to store all your backup-related files here, although that s what Oracle recommends.