197.Which of the following commands will fail?
A. report schema;
B. report need backup;
C. report need backup days 3;
D. report user;
E. report obsolete;Answer: D
答案解析:
-
REPORT
NEED
BACKUP
Reports which database files must be backed up to meet a configured or specified retention policy
-
REPORT
UNRECOVERABLE
Reports which database files require backup because they have been affected by some
NOLOGGING
operation such as a direct-pathINSERT
-
REPORT OBSOLETE
Full backups, data file copies, and archived redo logs recorded in the RMAN repository that can be deleted because they are no longer needed
-
REPORT SCHEMA
The names of all datafiles (permanent and temporary) and tablespaces for the target database at the specified point in time. If you use RMAN in a Data Guard environment, then you can report the schema for a specified
DB_UNIQUE_NAME
.
Using RMAN REPORT NEED BACKUP with Different Retention Policies
You can specify different criteria for REPORT
NEED
BACKUP
, using one of the following forms of the command:
-
REPORT
NEED
BACKUP
RECOVERY
WINDOW
OF
n
DAYS
Displays objects requiring backup to satisfy a recovery window-based retention policy
-
REPORT
NEED
BACKUP
REDUNDANCY
n
Displays objects requiring backup to satisfy a redundancy-based retention policy
-
REPORT
NEED
BACKUP
DAYS
n
Displays files that require more than
n
days' worth of archived redo log files for recovery -
REPORT
NEED
BACKUP
INCREMENTAL
n
Displays files that require application of more than
n
incremental backups for recovery
Using RMAN REPORT NEED BACKUP with Tablespaces and Datafiles
The REPORT
NEED
BACKUP
command can check the entire database, skip specified tablespaces, or check only specific tablespaces or datafiles against different retention policies, as shown in the following examples:
Using REPORT NEED BACKUP with Backups on Tape or Disk Only
You can limit the backups tested by the REPORT NEED BACKUP
command to disk-based or tape-based backups only, as shown in these examples:
官方参考:http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/backup.112/e10642/rcmreprt.htm#CHDDBJHC