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What are the different types of backups that are available in oracle?
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Answer / Manish Dubey
Oracle offers several types of backups: full backup, incremental backup, and copy backup. A full backup (FB) is a complete backup of all datafiles and control files, while an incremental backup (IB) backs up only the changes made since the last full or incremental backup. A copy backup (CB) creates a read-only duplicate of a database or tablespace.
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