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    The document outlines the 9 steps to restore an Oracle database using RMAN: 1) Start the database in nomount mode, 2) Restore the control file from a backup, 3) Mount the database, 4) Crosscheck and delete outdated backups, 5) Crosscheck and delete outdated archive logs, 6) Catalog existing backups, 7) Restore the database, 8) Recover the database, 9) Open the database.

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    The document outlines the 9 steps to restore an Oracle database using RMAN: 1) Start the database in nomount mode, 2) Restore the control file from a backup, 3) Mount the database, 4) Crosscheck and delete outdated backups, 5) Crosscheck and delete outdated archive logs, 6) Catalog existing backups, 7) Restore the database, 8) Recover the database, 9) Open the database.

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    Mukarram Khan
    The document outlines the 9 steps to restore an Oracle database using RMAN: 1) Start the database in nomount mode, 2) Restore the control file from a backup, 3) Mount the database, 4) Crosscheck and delete outdated backups, 5) Crosscheck and delete outdated archive logs, 6) Catalog existing backups, 7) Restore the database, 8) Recover the database, 9) Open the database.

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    Database RMAN Restoration

    Steps:1
    Start Database
    sqlplus / as sysdba
    SQL> startup nomount;

    Steps:2

    Restore ControlFile
    rman target /
    RMAN> restore controlfile from ‘Backup/ Wed_20_02_2019’/ controlfile.bkp’;
    Steps:3

    Mount Database : alter database mout;

    Steps:4

    Crosscheck and delete backups


    Steps:5

    Crosscheck and delete archivelog


    Steps:6

    Catalog backup
    Steps:7

    Retore Database

    Steps:8

    Recover Database
    Steps: 9

    Open Database

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