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Does backup level 0 is a MUST after transportable tablespace happened

YoavJun 25 2017 — edited Jun 26 2017

Hi,

Please consider the following scenario :

Source database : 12102

Traget daatbase : 12102

Rman catalog : 11204

My back  startegey is :

Once per week - Backup level 0 INCLUDE CURRENT CONTROLFILE  PLUS ARCHIVELOG

                                 Backup level 0 is happen every tuesday morning.

Every day -         Backup level 1 INCLUDE CURRENT CONTROLFILE  PLUS ARCHIVELOG

Every 4 hours - backup archivelogs

On DWH environment, Every night i am running several transportable tablespaces from source database (DB : PROD1) to target database (DB : PROD2)

I tried to duplicate my PROD2 database from backup  (the one that import the TTS) to TEST database and it failed.

The duplicate has been run on Thursday while backup level 0 was two days earlier at  tuesday morning.

Duplicate script:

run {

allocate AUXILIARY channel ch1 type 'SBT_TAPE' PARMS .....;

set until time "to_date('15-06-2017 09:50:00','dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')";

duplicate target database for standby backup location 'SBT_TAPE'

PFILE = ....

NOFILENAMECHECK;

release channel ch1;

}

Errror:

...

RMAN-06023: no backup or copy of datafile 288 found to restore

RMAN-06023: no backup or copy of datafile 281 found to restore

.....

RMAN-06023: no backup or copy of datafile 58 found to restore

Which mean that rman couldnt restore ONLY the datafiles which were part of the TTS.

Questions:

1) Should i run Full backup (level 0) after each TTS on target machine ?! I didnt found notes about such requirement in the rman documentation

2) Does it happen because i am taking a backup of the controlfile every day .. ?

Please advise

Regards

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