Backup/restore using Stored porcedure

Hi,
Can any one tell how to backup/restore using stored procedure from schema....
becoz this script will be used by front end application..
How to do that?

I "guess" you are trying to create some sort of ERP application which does everything inside-the-box. The reason for this guess is that few months back, I got a similar kind of request from a friend who runs an ISV and wanted me to write a code doing the same for his VB app. Well, my answer was same which you have got just now from other members. Backup/Recovery shouldn't be based on some home grown application , atleast as long as that app is not as robust as APPS or SAP or some thing like that. If you want to do some backup/recovery thing in a script, better you write it in some shell/batch script and run it. Don't try to push it in the some procedure which being tied to your application.
Sybrand mentioned two techniques, RMAN and DB Console, both will do your work excellently.
Just my 2 cents.
Aman....

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