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QUESTION POSED ON: 06 September 2007
I have two-node Oracle 10g RAC with ASM on an AIX system. I want to take a backup of my archive log files from node 1. These archive files reside on each node (on their internal HD) not on ASM.


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Your best bet is to use RMAN to back up the archived redo logs. This chapter does a good job of explaining how to use RMAN to back up your RAC database.




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