The RESTORE command can be used to restore a whole multitenant container database (CDB), the root, one or more pluggable databases (PDBs), and tablespaces in a PDB.

You use the RESTORE and RECOVER commands to restore and recover the database. During the recovery, RMAN automatically restores backups of any needed archived redo logs.

An Oracle Database Appliance backup report is generated for each backup and contains the metadata required to restore a database. The report is designed to help you to quickly and …

If required, the RECOVER command can also restore and apply archived redo log files and incremental backups from previous database incarnations, even if those logs were generated …

Apr 19, 2024 · Restore the data from the database backup of your source database to your target database.

"Performing Recovery with a Backup Control File" explains how to recover the database when all control files are lost. Your database is using the current server parameter file. To restore a …

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An Oracle Database Appliance backup report is generated for each backup and contains the metadata required to restore a database. The report is designed to help you to quickly and …

Although there are a number of options for restoring an Oracle database, RMAN is the preferred option for Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper, as it is also the preferred option for …

The RESTORE command with the FROM SERVICE clause enables you to restore the lost data file in the primary database by using the data file in the physical standby database.