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Flashback Database, added in Oracle 10g, allows RMAN to restore an entire database to any point in time instead of performing an incomplete recovery. This point-in-time recovery uses a Recovery Writer background process to copy changed blocks from the database buffer cache to a flashback buffer, then copies changes to flashback logs. Restoring with Flashback Database could have a small performance overhead; it is faster than first restoring data files, which is how incomplete recovery works. Flashback Database cannot recover from deletions of individual files or repair disk or tape errors; it can only recover from changes to data files made by the Oracle database.

A complete high availability and disaster recovery strategy requires dependable data backup, restore, and recovery procedures. Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN) provides a comprehensive foundation for efficiently backing up and recovering the Oracle database. It is designed to work intimately with the server, providing block-level corruption detection during backup and restore. RMAN optimizes performance and space consumption during backup with file multiplexing and backup set compression, and integrates with Oracle Secure Backup, as well as third party media management products, for tape backup.

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ExaGrid delivers a 10:1 to 50:1 deduplication ratio for low-cost, long-term retention and stores the most recent backup in native RMAN format for the fastest restores. In addition, ExaGrid supports Oracle RMAN Channels for databases up to 6PB in size with the fastest backup, fastest restore performance, performance load balancing, and global deduplication across all systems.

An RMAN channel sends sections of data to each appliance and will automatically send the next section to whatever appliance is available providing performance load balancing. ExaGrid can globally deduplicate all data across all appliance regardless of which appliance RMAN sends the section of data to.

When using alternative solutions that provide inline deduplication with fixed-compute media servers or front-end controllers, as Oracle data grows, the backup window expands because it takes increasingly longer to perform deduplication. ExaGrid solves this problem with a scale-out storage architecture. Each ExaGrid appliance has Landing Zone storage, repository storage, processor, memory, and network ports. As data grows, ExaGrid appliances are added into the scale-out system. With the combination of Oracle RMAN integration, all resource grow and are utilized linearly. The result is high performance backups and a fixed-length backup window regardless of data growth.

Each ExaGrid appliance includes a disk-cache Landing Zone. Oracle RMAN data is written directly to the Landing Zone versus being deduplicated on the way to the disk. This avoids inserting the compute-intensive process into the backup, eliminating a performance bottleneck. As a result, ExaGrid achieves backup performance of 516TB per hour for a 6PB full backup, including Oracle databases. This is faster than any traditional inline data deduplication solution, including deduplication performed in backup applications or using target-side deduplication appliances.

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This question is more appropriate if you ask in the community.oracle.com so other fellow Oracle Database folks will be able to help you. But first you need to enable archiving and then take a full backup ( rman incremental level 0", this will backup cdb$root and all pdb's, you must do this because to perform the restore/recover using rman is necessary to have this backup, then next step is to do a rman incremental level 1 backup, and finally an archivelog backup, now if you do edits in the pdb then run again a "incremental level 1 and archivelog backup, notice here that I did not backup any pdb individually, but rather the cdb$root and all pdbs and all archivelog, then you can perform a rman restore/recover or rman point in time, or a pdb point time, if you have flashback on and undo retention set to 24 hours then it is possible to use flashback to perform a point in time of the pdb. yep, there is a lot more on your question about rman and I would suggest you to take the Oracle Backup Recover Training which will cover this and other more advanced topics with rman. But the community.oracle.com is a better place for you to ask questions about rman. I hope this helps.

The designers of RMAN aimed at integration with Oracle database servers,[citation needed] providing block-level corruption detection during backup and restore processes.[citation needed] RMAN optimizes performance and space-consumption during backup with file multiplexing and backup-set compression; it integrates with Oracle Secure Backup and with third-party media management products for tape backup.

For all three databases i get all synchrones services like ORA Database Instance, Locks, Logswitches, Performance, Processes.

The asynchrones services like ORA Database Tablespace, RMAN Backup is only shown for one of the three databases.

Take advantage of centralized management of Oracle RMAN backup activities. Even with minimum Oracle expertise, you can perform database backup jobs, monitor performance and verify completion directly from the NAKIVO solution interface.This way, you no longer have to go through cumbersome and time-consuming Oracle RMAN scripting on each database. Prompt Oracle RMAN backup jobs with just a click of a mouse for fast and efficient backups.

According to EMC, most Oracle DBAs prefer using Oracle RMAN for direct control of database backup and recovery, and work with their storage administrators to provision primary storage capacity to support the backup of their databases, which can result in inefficient and siloed Oracle backup infrastructures. Data Domain solves this inefficiency by providing a single consolidated backup solution that integrates with Oracle RMAN as well as third party backup applications. For years, Data Domain systems have been providing effective backup for Oracle through RMAN using the NFS (Network File System) protocol. By directly integrating Data Domain systems with Oracle RMAN via DD Boost, EMC says it will enable higher manageability, functionality and performance-and put them directly into the hands of Oracle administrators.

According to EMC, DD Boost increases Oracle backup performance up to 50% and enables more backups with existing resources by reducing the data transferred and associated LAN bandwidth requirements up to 99% and by reducing the load on the Oracle server during backup by 20-40%. In addition, the company says, DD Boost simplifies the database recovery process by enabling DBAs to manage onsite and offsite backup copies by controlling Data Domain replication from RMAN with full catalog consistency.

I have been asked to make incremental backups of a table based on the value of one of the fields in the table (called groupid). They want a separate incremental backup for groupid=1, groupid=2, groupid=3, etc... I use rman for entire databases or at least whole tables. Can rman backup a subset of a table? 17dc91bb1f