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Hot backups A hot backup is taken while a database is still running. Consistency is maintained during a hot backup because the database freezes the System Change Number (SCN) in the datafile's header. It is recommended that you perform hot backups with RMAN.



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	Try this simple hot backup script IOUG \| 15 Dec 2003 ARTICLE - Backup and recovery tip #2 from "30 Oracle tips in 30 minutes," brought to you by the IOUG.


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	Hot backups of Oracle E-Business Suite 03 Jul 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - I am running Oracle E-Business Suite on Linux (Red Hat). I would like to take remote backups through a high-speed telephone line. Can you please advise? Also what would you recommend for a normal backup procedure?


	Questions about user-managed hot backups 06 Jun 2006 EXPERT ANSWER - I am having doubts about user-managed hot backups. Why does Log Writer write block images of changed blocks of the datafile in backup mode to the redo log instead of just the row information? Ultimately during recovery all ...


	Taking a hot backup on Linux 22 Sep 2005 EXPERT ANSWER - What steps do I need to take for a hot backup of an Oracle 9i database running on Linux?


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