RMAN is an Oracle utility that you use to manage the backup, restore, and recovery operations on Oracle databases. RMAN has a powerful command language that is independent of the operating system. RMAN provides several features not available when you make user-managed backups with operating system commands. Frequently executed operations can be stored as scripts [...]
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