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I have my backup RMAN script called "backup_rman.sh". I am
on the target database. My catalog username/password is
rman/rman. My catalog db is called rman. How would you run
this shell script from the o/s such that it would run as a
background process?
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Answer Posted / jitendra
hi,
u can use the crontab utility.
crontab -e
6:35 backup_rman.sh 1 2 3 4 5 6
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