Correct backup procedure

What is the correct procedure to make.
1. Every evening a "hot" on-line back.
2. Every saturday evening a "full" backup.
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olivejuice

The databases are running in archive mode.
Daily we do an on-line backup at 10pm.
We have an incremental tape backup of our system every night.
On saturday, I manually shutdown the databases and I copy the ORADATA files to a directory that is backup with our full tape backup during saturday night.
It's this procedure that I want to automate.
I can only create one backup procedure in EM console.
So my question is, how can I create an extra weekly off-line (with shutdown and restart of the databases) backup thats runs automatically.

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