Crontab schedule

hi all,
*1. i need to schedule cronjob in my linux-rhel5*(Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.4 )*.*
* 2.whenever i schedule i got an error on */var/spool/mail/oracle*
Message 206 not found; No message file for product=RDBMS, facility=EXP: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production on Wed Nov 23 12:37:01 2011
Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Orac
Invalid format of Export utility name
Verify that ORACLE_HOME is properly set
Export terminated unsuccessfully
EXP-00000: Message 0 not found; No message file for product=RDBMS, facility=EXPmv: cannot stat `/oracle/exportbackup/new.dmp': No such file or directory
mv: cannot stat `/oracle/exportbackup/new.log': No such file or directory
3. the script that executed in crontab
LOC=/oracle/exportbackup
*/oracle/product/10.2.0/bin/exp \"sys as sysdba\" file=/oracle/exportbackup/new.dmp log=/oracle/exportbackup/new.log tables=sla.alloc statistics=none*
mv $LOC/new.dmp $LOC/"exportbackup-`date +%d-%b-%H-%M`.dmp"
mv $LOC/new.log $LOC/"exportbackup-`date +%d-%b-%H-%M`.log"
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Sometimes you may not want to use your .bash_profile because it may prompt you or you need a more dynamic solution. There could also be an error introduced in .bash_profile later, which will break things. I think the following is a more robust solution to set your Oracle environment variables in a cron or other scripts:
ORACLE_SID=prod
ORAENV_ASK=NO
. oraenv -sEdited by: Dude on Nov 23, 2011 4:16 AM

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what would be safe method to include these .ksh scripts to
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First thing to notice is that, since lines beginning with a '#' are comments, you only have one entry in your cron:
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dear gurus
can you guide below, i want to run below job at 5.30pm what change i have to do below
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regards
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dear gurus,
i am encountering some issue this regard
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dear gurus
can you guide below, i want to run below job at 5.30pm what change i have to do below
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dear gurus,
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OT,
Thanks for the reply. However, the problem I was exhibiting seems to have cured itself on the startup the next day. Perhaps one of the maintenance tasks run at startup cleared up whatever it was that was causing iPhoto to hang.
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Edited by: Me_101 on 30-jul-2012 5:46

Me_101 wrote:
Hi,
I think i know what is the steps but need a guru that give me the ok.
I have been asked to perform a clone database (11.2.0.3 with ASM) in another server. The original database (call PROD) has full backup everyday that it automatically (with crontab and a script i guess)Why guess? Can't you look at the crontab schedule and see for yourself?
restore the second database. The problem i see its that the original database is a RAC (2 nodes) but the second database is standalone (call TEST)
That should not be an issue. Even with RAC there is still only a single database to duplicate.
I think the steps are:
1) create a standalone database in second server with same number of diskgroups and same directories
2) copy full backup to TEST server.
3) duplicate with rman:
connect auxiliary sys/password@TEST
connect target /
startup auxiliary nomount;
run {
allocate auxiliary channel ch1 type disk;
duplicate target database to 'TEST' nofilenamecheck;
release channel ch1;
4) copy PFILE from PROD and modify (like standalone database) at TEST
5) startup nomount; --test database
6) restore controlfile from '< backup piece name of controlfile auto backup copied in step 2>'; --at test database
7) alter database mount; --test database
8) recover, restore from full backup and open database-->
run {
allocate channel d1 device type disk format ' <path of the copied backup in step 2 >';
set until sequence < sequence> thread < thread# >;
restore database;
recover database;
SQL> alter database open resetlogs;
9) like its a backup that has 2 undo tablespaces, should i drop 1?:
SQL> drop tablespace UNDOTBS2 including contents and datafiles;
All this steps at first time, are they right?, to do it automatically in the script i should use 2) 5) 6) 7) 8)?
-- like the databases names are different, should i have any problem when restore de controlfile? if yes, how to avoid it?
Thanks in advance and sorry for the inconveniences
Edited by: Me_101 on 30-jul-2012 5:46Take a look at the DUPLICATE DATABASE command in rman. Key is to connect to the production db as target, duplicate databse as auxiliary
connect catalog rman/cat@rmcat
connect target sys/pswd@proddb
connect auxiliary /
run {
duplicate target database to NEWDBSID;
} where NEWDBSID is the name of the new database
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Kesavan G wrote:
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