Backup politics for one database

Hi,
We have an Oracle database. We do cold backup at interval of one month. After we do cold backup we delete from archives. We do full backup (level 0) with rman at interval of one week. When we do full backup with rman to do backup also at archives? On which period. Maybe we will do also a daily backup with rman.
Thank you,
Mihaela

i apologize in advance...i think i missed something here.
is your database running in archivelog mode? if so, the cold backup may be completely irrelevant -- although i have seen it stored offsite for accounting systems and some internal requirement that it be the quiesced database for that exact point in time. the problem with a cold backup is that it is specific to a point in time and unless something has changed, you can't roll it forward the way that you can with an online backup. which again, makes it good for some bean counter activities but not so good for your day to day activities.
you are running the rman level 0 once a week -- so then you must be running in archivelog mode. you need to keep those archivelogs either on disk or moved to tape or some other storage media; rman cuts one during the backup and you definitely need that one. if you take say an incremental 1 daily or so, the number of archive logs you need to maintain may be fewer, but you still need some to recover your database in the event of recovery.
hth

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