To use a recovery catalog, you first connect from RMAN to the target database. Then you make a second NET connection to the recovery catalog from within RMAN,
Rman> connect target /
rman> connect catalog rman/password@rcat
The connect string you pass to the catalog is for the user that owns the RMAN catalog.
Unlike the target the connection to the catalog is not SYSDBA
There are two package inside the RECOVERY CATALOG
DBMS_RCVMAN and dbms_rcvcat.
Friday, September 26, 2008
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