How to Verify Db logs and backups

1) How to check that Oracle Database logs are being archived or cleaned up on a regular basis in Solaris
2) How to Verify backups are being performed in solaris

844081 wrote:
EdStevens wrote:
844081 wrote:
1) How to check that Oracle Database logs are being archived or cleaned up on a regular basis in Solaris
2) How to Verify backups are being performed in solarisIf you are talking about oracle backups and logs, it is OS independent. Look at the various options of the LIST command in rman. In addition, have your rman backup jobs write a log that you can examine.Can you be clear about what you are saying.. just letme know about the steps to be followed... :)Step 1 - point your browser to tahiti.oracle.com. This is the portal to the complete oracle doc set
Step 2 - drill down to your product and version. Here you will find the complete doc set for said product/version
Step 3 - locate the backup and recovery reference
Step 4 - Find the LIST command
Step 5 - read what each option of LIST can show you.

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    ARCH            5356 CONNECTED    ARCH     5356                                     1560521699                       N/A                                                0          0          0          0          0          0            0             0
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    ARCH            1488 CONNECTED    ARCH     1488                                     1560521699                       N/A                                                0          0          0          0          0          0            0             0
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