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Should you place Recovery Catalog in the Same DB?

. Can you use RMAN without Recovery catalog

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Should you place Recovery Catalog in the Same DB? . Can you use RMAN without Recovery catalog ..

Answer / mudit

No ,Recovery catalog should be place in separated database
for security reason as recommended by oracle.

we can use RMAN without RC,by using Target Database control
file.

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Should you place Recovery Catalog in the Same DB? . Can you use RMAN without Recovery catalog ..

Answer / guest

Recovery catalog not in same target db
Can take backup without catalog

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Should you place Recovery Catalog in the Same DB? . Can you use RMAN without Recovery catalog ..

Answer / gangaram

Should you place Recovery Catalog in the Same DB?
Recovery catalog can be in the same database. but its
recommended by oracle that we need to have recovery catalog
in other DB.

Can you use RMAN without Recovery catalog
Yes we can use RMAN without catalog.
The information gets stored in the control file.
$>connect target / no catalog

is the command.

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Should you place Recovery Catalog in the Same DB? . Can you use RMAN without Recovery catalog ..

Answer / rajesh naidu

WE CAN TAKE THE RMAN BACKUP IN THE PRIMARY DATABASE WITHOUT
CATALOG
BY CONNECTING LIKE RMAN NO CATALOG/

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