SQL> select COMMAND_ID, OPERATION, STATUS, END_TIME from V$RMAN_STATUS WHERE END_TIME > sysdate - 5;
COMMAND_ID OPERATION STATUS END_TIME
----------------------- --------------------------------- ------------- ---------
2010-11-26T23:05:29 RMAN COMPLETED 26-NOV-10
backup_level_1 BACKUP COMPLETED 26-NOV-10
backup_level_1 CONTROL FILE AND SPFILE AUTOBACK COMPLETED 26-NOV-10
backup_level_1 BACKUP COMPLETED 26-NOV-10
backup_level_1 CONTROL FILE AND SPFILE AUTOBACK COMPLETED 26-NOV-10
2010-11-27T22:56:51 RMAN COMPLETED 27-NOV-10
backup_level_1 BACKUP COMPLETED 27-NOV-10
backup_level_1 CONTROL FILE AND SPFILE AUTOBACK COMPLETED 27-NOV-10
backup_level_1 BACKUP COMPLETED 27-NOV-10
backup_level_1 CONTROL FILE AND SPFILE AUTOBACK COMPLETED 27-NOV-10
2010-11-28T22:55:34 RMAN COMPLETED 29-NOV-10
backup_level_0 DELETE COMPLETED 28-NOV-10
backup_level_0 BACKUP COMPLETED 29-NOV-10
backup_level_0 CONTROL FILE AND SPFILE AUTOBACK COMPLETED 29-NOV-10
backup_level_0 BACKUP COMPLETED 29-NOV-10
backup_level_0 CONTROL FILE AND SPFILE AUTOBACK COMPLETED 29-NOV-10
backup_level_0 DELETE COMPLETED 29-NOV-10
backup_level_0 DELETE COMPLETED 29-NOV-10
2010-11-30T22:49:31 RMAN COMPLETED 30-NOV-10
backup_level_1 BACKUP COMPLETED 30-NOV-10
backup_level_1 CONTROL FILE AND SPFILE AUTOBACK COMPLETED 30-NOV-10
backup_level_1 BACKUP COMPLETED 30-NOV-10
backup_level_1 CONTROL FILE AND SPFILE AUTOBACK COMPLETED 30-NOV-10
23 rows selected.
miércoles, 11 de enero de 2012
Revisando el estado de operaciones de RMAN
Si respaldas tu base de datos Oracle con RMAN y quieres revisar la ejecución de las operaciones de RMAN, puedes usar la vista V$RMAN_STATUS como en el siguiente ejemplo:
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