Best way to recover transactions created in 10g back to 8i

We are going production with a migrated 8i database. Before managetent decides to turn the switch to move to 10g, we will perform full backups of both 8i (8.1.7.0)and 19g (10.2.0.3) environments using export utility, cold backups and RMAN. The 10g database should be data consistent with the 8i database from the previous production cycle.
Management wants to know the quickest wasy to faliover back to an 8i production database moving into 8i any transactions that took place between the time 8i production was shut down/10g production started up and the time 10g was shutdown and the 8i database become once again the actual production database environment.
Can I apply redo logs from the 10g database to the 8i database? Can RMAN do this for me but pretty sure there is no RMAN in 8i. Should I use export/import utilities?
If anyone has some best practice soultions to this type of situation please let me know.
Thanks.

I am not very sure that I have understood first paragraph from your post, but if you are trying to synchronize data between two different versions of Oracle, export-import (in this case) seems to be the only option.
You need to take export using 8i utilities only if you are connected to 10g database, as 10g export would not work with 8i database.
t pretty sure there is no RMAN in 8iRMAN was there in Oracle 8i. :)

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