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Unrecoverable or not?

Catfive LanderOct 23 2013 — edited Nov 11 2013

2-node RAC on 11.2.0.3.5 on Solaris Sparc 11.1

When I run this query:

SQL> select file#, unrecoverable_time, unrecoverable_change# from v$datafile where unrecoverable_time is not null;

     FILE# UNRECOVER UNRECOVERABLE_CHANGE#

---------- --------- ---------------------

         5 10-NOV-12               1774222

        94 10-NOV-12              15263028

       106 10-NOV-12              15262676

       240 10-NOV-12              15258111

       244 10-NOV-12              15259701

       250 10-NOV-12              15262273

       254 10-NOV-12              15260190

       256 10-NOV-12              15261471

       291 10-NOV-12               1776582

       318 10-NOV-12              15256886

       349 10-NOV-12              15261876

       351 10-NOV-12              15260644

12 rows selected.

...I am told that there are 12 data files which are unrecoverable. This is something the raccheck utility picks up on, and gives me a "fail" for data file recoverability as a result.

But the database is in force logging mode (switched on in about June this year). So when I check with RMAN:

RMAN> report unrecoverable;

using target database control file instead of recovery catalog

Report of files that need backup due to unrecoverable operations

File Type of Backup Required Name

---- ----------------------- -----------------------------------

RMAN>

...I get told that nothing is unrecoverable, which is what I originally expected.

Is there anything I can do to clear the data in dba_data_files so that the raccheck utility won't choke on it every time? Or is there a genuine problem which raccheck is picking up that RMAN is unaware of?

This post has been answered by Alvaro on Oct 23 2013
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