Do they shut down the Oracle instances before they do the backups?  I had
an SA once who wouldn't and it consistently produced corrupt control files.
Had to do a recovery every Monday morning.  I finally educated him.


                                                                                       
    
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Hi all,

I got the following from our Unix admin.  Looks like
control files for some database on many boxes got
changed when being backed up on tape.  (I suppose the
backup on tape happened during mid-night)  Does
anybody know what the reason is, and why this only
happened to control files?  Thank you.  -- Janet


Following are Oracle warnings during the nightly tape
backup:

SNOW:
snow:/orafs/ora1 save: Warning -
`/orafs/ora1/oradata/GOLD404/control01.ctl' changed
during save
* snow:/orafs/ora1 save: Warning -
`/orafs/ora1/oradata/AMY40/control01.ctl' changed
during save

SLEET:
 sleet:/orafs/ora1 save: Warning -
`/orafs/ora1/oradata/oradata/TEST/control01.ctl'
changed during save

ICE:
 ice:/orafs/ora1 save: Warning -
`/orafs/ora1/oradata/CP40TD/control01.ctl' changed
during save


TSUNAMI:
* tsunami:/orafs save: Warning -
`/orafs/ora1/oradata/AB406CNV/control01.ctl' changed
during save
* tsunami:/orafs save: Warning -
`/orafs/ora2/oradata/AU406CNV/control02.ctl' changed
during save
* tsunami:/orafs save: Warning -
`/orafs/ora3/oradata/AU406CNV/control03.ctl' changed
during save





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