Which types of backups you can take in Oracle?
2. A database is running in NOARCHIVELOG mode then which
type of backups you can take?
3. Can you take partial backups if the Database is running
in NOARCHIVELOG mode?
4. Can you take Online Backups if the the database is
running in NOARCHIVELOG mode?
Answer Posted / gangaram
1- types of backup are cold backup and hot backup.
2-cold backup
3-no u cant take partial backup. but u can have a
tablespace back up . u need to make the tablespace offline
and then begin backup of tablespace.
4-no the database should be in archive log mode always.
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