Oracle9i

Backup and Recovery Documentation Online Roadmap

Release 2 (9.2)

March 2002

Part No. A97202-01

Welcome to the Oracle9i Backup and Recovery Documentation Online Roadmap

To use the Oracle9i Backup and Recovery documentation, read the following documents.

Conceptual Information

Oracle9i Backup and Recovery Concepts

This book describes the basic concepts involved in backup and recovery.

Oracle9i Database Concepts

This book describes the basic architecture of the database server. Refer to this manual for information about data structures and memory processes involved in backup and recovery.

Administrative and Reference Information

Oracle9i Recovery Manager Quick Reference

This quick reference manual describes the basic RMAN tasks and syntax.

Oracle9i Recovery Manager User's Guide

This book describes how to use Recovery Manager (RMAN) to perform backup and recovery.

Oracle9i Recovery Manager Reference

This book describes the RMAN syntax and recovery catalog views.

To ...	Click ...
Get started with RMAN right way	"Quick Start to Recovery Manager"
Troubleshoot RMAN problems	"Recovery Manager Troubleshooting"
See RMAN syntax diagrams and descriptions	"Recovery Manager Command Syntax"
See the version compatibility matrix	"RMAN Compatibility"

Oracle9i User-Managed Backup and Recovery Guide

This book describes how to use operating system commands to perform backup and restore operations, and SQL*Plus to perform recovery.

Oracle9i Database Utilities

This book describes how to use Export and Import to perform logical backup and restore operations, how to use LogMiner to analyze redo data, and how to use DBVERIFY to test the integrity of user-managed copies.

Media Vendor Documentation

If you want to use a media manager with Recovery Manager, use your third-party media vendor documentation to install the media management software. To determine whether your media vendor is part of the Backup Solutions Program, click this URL:

http://otn.oracle.com/deploy/availability

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