Batch File Commands

Hi,
I have my oracle database with following details:
OS- Windows 2003 R2 64-bit
DB- Oracle 10g R2 Enterprise Editiion 10.2.0.1.0
I want to run a scheduler on OS Level such that it moves the archives log created one hour before the runtime to different location. For example:- If the batch file is scheduled to run at 5:00 pm, it must move all the archivelogs created uptil 4:00 pm to seperate location.
Please help me how to do it ? I m stuck at how to mention time of creation of all the files.
Thanks
Vinita

1º Sunday you do a backup.
2º Monday you move archive log.
3º Tuesday you move archive log.
4º Wednesday you move archive log.
5º Thursday database crash.
1º Restore database from backup of sunday
2º Recover database... ops, you need all archive logs on his dest... recover fails...
3º You try to move all archive logs to original dest but you don't have space...
4º You find a dest with enough space to move all archivelog and recover database.
I don't know about your scenario but there is not a good backup polity move the archivelog with Os commands. I suggest:
1º Sunday you do a full RMAN backup.
2º Monday you do a incremental RMAN backup. With delete noprompt archivelog all backed up 1 times to device ....
3º Tuesday you do a incremental RMAN backup. With delete noprompt archivelog all backed up 1 times to device ....
4º Wednesday you do a incremental RMAN backup. With delete noprompt archivelog all backed up 1 times to device ....
5º Thursday database crash. Use Rman Restore Database; Recover Database;
You also can use rman backup archivelog with delete noprompt archivelog all backed up 1 hourly.
. :-) Any help with my english will be welcome :-).
Edited by: Agustin UN on 03-nov-2010 10:15
Edited by: Agustin UN on 03-nov-2010 10:16

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