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Define what you mean by the phrase 'backup of my tablespace and logs'.
David Fitzjarrell
google:
pitr oracle
Also see the docs, there are basic examples there.
As David indicated, the word backup can have many meanings. If you've
properly backed it up from Oracle's perspective, pitr isn't all that
difficult. If you haven't, you've violated the ONE THING that DBA's
HAVE to do correctly. Have you used RMAN or an explicit hot backup to
make the backup? What exactly have you done?
But of course, it's simple when you've learned about it and practiced
it. Asking a basic question about it here isn't a good sign. You
would be expected to know about the granularity of a backup, and the
"recover until" syntax. You shouldn't need a backup of your system
tablespace for this recovery, but that you don't have one is also a
bad sign.
You might consider asking Oracle support to help you. You have
support, right? Metalink also has docs that demonstrate how to
recover, some based on their classes.
jg
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