. I have my backup RMAN script called "backup_rman.sh". I am
on the target database. My catalog username/password is
rman/rman.
My catalog db is called rman. How would you run this shell
script
from the o/s such that it would run as a background process?
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Answer Posted / Dabeer Ahmad
To run your RMAN script as a background process, use the nohup command in your terminal or command prompt:
1. Open your terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory containing the backup_rman.sh script.
2. Run the command: `nohup ./backup_rman.sh &`
3. The nohup command will allow the script to continue running even if you close the terminal, while the & symbol places it in the background.
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