Checking the FM (Oracle 9i Backup and Recovery
Concepts).  Page 4-16 gives a high level overview of
the principles and Oracle 9i User Managed Backup and
Recovery, chapter 4 gives a detailed description.

Scenario
---------
Loss of one or more datafiles (NOT SYSTEM)
In archivelog mode
Database status open

Recovery
---------
Datafiles are taken offline (automaitcally by Oracle
if it can't read/write to them).  Take affected
tablespace(s) offline normal.  Restore datafile(s)
from most recent backups along with necessary
archivelogs.  Recover using recover tablespace
<tbsp1>, <tbsp2>...  Bring affected tablespace(s)
online alter tablespace <tbsp1> online etc.

hth

Correct me if I'm wrong.

mkb

--- "Vergara, Michael (TEM)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> I read your rant, and I agree with you.  But I do
> have
> one little itsy bitsy question...
> 
> > I also asked them how they'd put a tablespace in
> > backup mode.  Simple enough, right?  Not one of
> them
> > got it right.  Not even close.  Didn't have clue
> as to
> > what I was talking about.  Fair enough, you don't
> > know.  Well how about a simple recovery scenario. 
> I
> > asked every candidate how they would do an online
> > recover of a datafile while the database was still
> in
> > use.  No ideas.  Not even close.
> 
> How DO you do an online recovery of a datafile while
> the
> database is still in use?  I've had to do recoveries
> before,
> but never this scenario.
> 
> Thanks,
> Mike
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