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You don t need to back up the entire database at one time You can back up a part of the database for instance, a tablespace or just a single datafile Ordinarily, you can do a partial backup of a database only if the database is running in archivelog mode, but there are a couple of exceptions If a database in noarchivelog mode has some read-only or offline-normal tablespaces, you can back up those tablespaces by themselves You can make a tablespace backup with the tablespace either online or in an offline status, depending on your needs First, let s look at an example of an offline backup of a tablespace You first take the tablespace offline, and then you back up the files that compose the tablespace SQL> SELECT file_name FROM dba_data_files WHERE tablespace_name = 'USERS'; /u05/oradata/nicko/users01.

dbf SQL> As you can see, only one datafile belongs to the tablespace USERS In order to back up the tablespace, you must back up this datafile But first, take the tablespace offline, in case users are accessing any of the datafiles in that tablespace SQL> ALTER TABLESPACE users OFFLINE; Now, you can use an operating system utility like cp (or copy on a Windows system) to back up the datafile belonging to the USERS tablespace SQL> host copy/u05/oradata/nicko /users01/dbf /u10/oradata/nicko/users01dbf Once you finish copying all the datafiles belonging to the tablespace (only one datafile in this example), bring the tablespace online SQL> ALTER TABLESPACE users ONLINE; In order to back up a tablespace without taking it offline, first, put the tablespace in backup mode to let the database know that you re starting an online backup: SQL> ALTER TABLESPACE sysaux BEGIN BACKUP; Tablespace altered.

SQL> Next, copy the datafile(s) belonging to the online tablespace SQL> HOST copy /u01/oradata/nicko/sysaux01dbf /u05/oradata/nicko/sysaux01dbf SQL> Finally, issue the following command, to let the database know you re finished: SQL> ALTER TABLESPACE sysaux END BACKUP; Tablespace altered SQL>.

This category relates to the previous three and is significant only if a notification service can t keep up with the publisher and is forced to queue notifications. When choosing the next notification to send from the queue, the service needs to know what criterion to use. The following are common ones: Any: The order is not important. If no other QoS services are specified, FIFO order is the default ordering. FIFO: Notifications are delivered on a first-come, first-served basis, disregarding constraints related to priority, timing, and throughput. Priority: Notifications are delivered in order of priority. Deadline: The notifications with the nearest expiration time are delivered first. QoS can be supported at different levels. For example, the priority might be used at the notification service level to choose a faster transmission channel at the communication level. QoS services are not orthogonal, and it is possible to specify QoS in a conflicting way. For example, using a low priority with a very short expiration time might cause notifications to be lost. Supporting QoS requires a certain amount of computing power, so QoS is usually available only if a dedicated notification service is used to handle delivery. QoS is not supported in nondistributed systems built with technologies like JavaBeans and .NET, in which the event source is responsible for notification delivery.

Several dynamic performance views help you monitor the online backups and troubleshoot the process. Online backups could take a considerable amount of time, depending on the size of the database. It s not unheard of for the backup process to fail or hang up before it completes. As a DBA, you should be aware of the steps you need to take under those circumstances. Table 15-1 lists the critical V$ views that help monitor and diagnose problems in backups.

This view is of great help in determining whether any of the datafiles are still in backup mode. Hot backups sometimes get hung up, and you can query the status column of this table to find out whether any file shows ACTIVE as the status. If a file does show this status, and the backup is supposed to have been finished based on the schedule, something obviously went wrong, and you need it to get the file(s) out of hot backup mode. This view lists all the datafiles that belong to all the tablespaces that need to be backed up. This view displays all the online redo logs for the database. This view displays historical archived log information from the control file. This view displays the redo logs that have been archived.

In some situations, it might be necessary for a group of notifications to be considered atomic, or indivisible. The intent is to either have all or none of the notifications processed, because processing only some of them would leave the system in an invalid state. There are two important cases in which groups of notifications occur: 1. With one receiver 2. With multiple receivers Figure 3-32 shows the two cases graphically.