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RMAN> CONFIGURE DEVICE TYPE DISK BACKUP TYPE TO COPY; new RMAN configuration parameters: CONFIGURE DEVICE TYPE DISK BACKUP TYPE TO COPY PARALLELISM 1; new RMAN configuration parameters are successfully stored released channel: ORA_DISK_1 starting full resync of recovery catalog full resync complete RMAN> You can use the image copies produced by the RMAN BACKUP AS COPY command just like any other file copies made with operating system utilities.

RMAN can also perform a special kind of backup called the proxy copy, where the media manager is given control of the copying process. Proxy copies can t be used with disks. Here s an example of how you specify a proxy copy: RMAN> BACKUP DEVICE TYPE sbt PROXY DATAFILE 2;

Figure 3-18. A taxonomy of event notification architectures Notification architectures can also be classified using different aspects, such as the presence of middleware, support for mobile subscribers, and support for unicast and multicast operations. The classification shown in Figure 3-18 is based on the type of path used to disseminate notifications in a system. The approach is somewhat similar to the one described by Meier and Cahill.12

An RMAN session must use some kind of a connection to the server to perform backup and recovery work, and channels represent those connections. Channels specify the specific device, disk, or tape that will be used for the backup or recovery. You can either have preconfigured channels (somewhat like default channels) or specify the channel manually. You can use automatic channel allocation to configure channels persistently across sessions. In the following examples, the default device is set to an SBT in the first case and to disk in the second case: RMAN> CONFIGURE DEFAULT DEVICE TYPE TO sbt; /* tape device */ RMAN> CONFIGURE DEFAULT DEVICE TYPE TO disk; /* OS file system */ These devices are made part of the RMAN configuration, and until they are changed again through the use of the CONFIGURE command, they remain the default device types for all RMAN sessions. You can manually set the channel type by using the ALLOCATE CHANNEL command. The following command sets the device to sbt, which indicates a sequential tape device. Note that the example uses a RUN block for allocating the channel. A RUN block is used in RMAN when you need to set up the environment for the statements within the block: RMAN> RUN {ALLOCATE CHANNEL a1 DEVICE TYPE sbt; backup database; } RMAN>

RMAN lets you use a tag for every backup so you can easily identify the backup. Thus, when you perform a restore or recovery operation, you can specify the tag to identify the backups to use. Tags are very useful in identifying various backups, especially those created using incremental backup strategies. Here s a simple example, showing how you can tag a full database backup: RMAN> BACKUP TAG 'weekly_full_db_bkup' DATABASE;

You can use the FORMAT option with backup commands to specify a location and name for backup pieces and copies. You use substitution variables to generate unique filenames. Here s an example that shows how you can specify a file format, as well as the location, using the FORMAT option: RMAN> BACKUP FORMAT='AL_%d/%t/%s/%p' ARCHIVELOG LIKE '%arc_dest%';

With a direct-delivery architecture, also known as point-to-point (PTP), there is no central notification service, and each event publisher assumes the responsibility for delivering events directly to subscribers. With direct delivery, no middleware components exist between the event publisher and the subscriber. The publisher has direct and immediate control over every notification sent to the subscribers, as shown in Figure 3-19.

You cannot produce multiple copies of an RMAN image copy while performing the backup itself However, you can make multiple copies of backup sets within a BACKUP command You may send each backup copy to a different disk or tape location You can produce up to four copies of each backup piece in a backup set within a single BACKUP command You can specify multiple copies in one of the following ways: Use the CONFIGURE BACKUP COPIES option Use SET BACKUP COPIES in a RUN block Use the COPIES option in the BACKUP command.