BACKUP SCRIPTSOracle
NT Backup - The .BAT script will perform an NT Backup of an
Oracle Database Instance. Contributed by Rauf Sarwar
Auto Analyze - This .BAT script will execute the AUTOANALYZE SQL Script. This script
performs a re-analyze of any tables with aged statistics or any tables for which no
statistics have been generated.
Check Tablespace - This script will check for tablespaces which are used beyond given
percent limit.
Cold Backup - This script performs cold backup of the database on Windows NT.
Copy Archive Logs - This script will copy archived redo logs to a secondary standby
destination for an NT database.
Create Snapshot - Create snapshot of existing database with only 5 required parameters.
Contributed by Rauf Sarwar.
Extent Threshold - This script will check for segments which are a designated number of
extents from the maximum number of extents allocated.
Flush Shared Pool - This script will pin all objects executed more than 1000 time or
utilizing more than 15k of sharable memory for an NT implementation.
Full Export - This script will perform a full export of an NT database.
Hot Backup - This script performs hot backup of the database on Windows NT.
Next Extent Check - This script is to check space availability for next extent allocations.
Rename Listener Log - This script will facilitate periodic rename of the Listener Log for an
NT implementation.
Standby Log Application - This script will apply archive logs to an NT Standby database.
This
script will take HotBackup for any DB, just specify SID as first parameter, 2nd
parameter backup directory and 3rd Logfile
Script to check the sync between the
primary and the standby databases using the log sequence numbers and if there is a
difference of log sequence then the script will send a email and page to the on call dba
This script will backup all archive logs
This script will perform datafile
recovery
RMAN: Full online backup
This script can be saved and used as a command file to perform Cold backup using rman
This script will perform Tablespace recovery
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