Can you take Image Backups using RMAN?

. Can you use Backupsets created by RMAN with any other
utility

Answer Posted / suman pulicherla

Backup sets, which are only created and accessed through
RMAN, are the only form in which RMAN can write backups to
media managers such as tape drives and tape libraries.

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