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Next, register the database in the recovery catalog: RMAN> REGISTER DATABASE; database registered in recovery catalog starting full resync of recovery catalog full resync complete RMAN> The target database is now successfully registered in the recovery catalog. At this point, you can use the REPORT SCHEMA command to make sure all the datafiles of the target database show up in the list. You can also issue the following command to check the incarnation of the database: RMAN> LIST INCARNATION; List of Database Incarnations DB Key Inc Key DB Name DB ID ------- ------- -------- ----------1 8 NINA 1974138212 1 2 NINA 1974138212 RMAN>

Reset Time ----------11-JAN-08 05-JUN-08

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If you choose to create and use a recovery catalog, you must know how to maintain it. The following sections explain important recovery catalog maintenance tasks.

Changes made to the target database structure aren t automatically propagated to the recovery catalog. The BACKUP and COPY commands automatically perform a resynchronization each time you perform a backup or copy. But you may need to manually resynchronize the recovery catalog under two circumstances: when your target database has just undergone a number of physical changes and when the target database is performing a very large number of log switches in between the backups. During a resync operation, RMAN reads the target database s control file to update the information it keeps regarding datafiles, log switches, physical schema, and so forth. Oracle recommends that you resynchronize the recovery catalog after making any changes to the physical structure of a target database. You issue the RESYNC CATALOG command as follows, after connecting to the target database: RMAN> RESYNC CATALOG; starting full resync of recovery catalog full resync complete RMAN>

You should always back up the recovery catalog database immediately after you back up the target database. Backing up the recovery catalog becomes even more critical if you re using a single recovery

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catalog to store the metadata of all the databases in your system. You should follow these principles to afford the maximum possible security to the recovery catalog database: Back up the recovery catalog on a frequent basis. Never store the recovery catalog in the target database. You could end up losing the target database and the recovery catalog at the same time if there s a media failure. Always run the database holding the recovery catalog in archivelog mode. Make multiple copies of the recovery catalog database backup, preferably to tape, in addition to disk backups. Set the retention policy to a value greater than 1. Set CONTROLFILE AUTOBACKUP to ON, thus ensuring that you can always recover the recovery catalog database, provided you have the control file auto-backup on hand. Set a very high value for CONTROL_FILE_RECORD_KEEP_TIME, so the control file won t be overwritten quickly, wiping out your RMAN repository data. Note that in addition to using RMAN to back up the recovery catalog database, you can use the Data Pump Export utility to create logical backups of the recovery catalog database.

In order to restore and recover the recovery catalog database, you must first restore the control file and the server parameter file for the database from the auto-backups you made earlier. You can then restore and recover the database itself. If you have failed to make backups of your recovery catalog, or if you have made the backups but are unable to use them (perhaps because you have lost parts of them), you must re-create the recovery catalog. You can re-create the recovery catalog in one of the following ways: Execute the RESYNC CATALOG command to update the recovery catalog with the repository information from the control file of the target database. Of course, any aged out metadata will be lost for good. Execute the CATALOG START WITH . . . command to recatalog any available backups.