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RMAN - Data Dictionary Views



RMAN - Data Dictionary Views

Several views exist to assist the DBA in interacting with RMAN.

The views from the target database include:

View Description

V$ARCHIVED_LOG Displays information about archived redo logs from the control file.

V$BACKUP_CORRPUTION Displays information about corrupted blocks discovered during database backups with RMAN.

V$BACKUP_DATAFILE Provides information from the control file about backup datafiles and control files.

V$BACKUP_DEVICE Provides information about various devices available from various third-party manufacturers.

V$BACKUP_PIECE Displays information about all backup sets from the control file.

V$BACKUP_REDOLOG Displays information about backed up redo logs in backup sets.

V$BACKUP_SET Displays information about all backup sets from the control file.

V$DATAFILE Lists datafile information from the database.

V$DATAFILE_HEADER Lists information about database datafile headers.

Selected views that are available from the recovery catalog include:

View Description
RC_COPY_CORRUPTION Contains reports of corruption detected during backups using the recovery catalog.

RC_STORED_SCRIPT Contains the database names and script names for scripts that are stored in RMAN.

RC_STORED_SCRIPT_LINE Contains the text of scripts stored in the recovery catalog.



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