Finding correct backup size in sap level

Hi All...
I want to know the successfull backup size in sap level can any one help me out in finding the correct path in detail log in db12 tcode.

Hi,
Are you using brbackup? If yes, go to DB12 -> Overview of database backups -> click on the backup log ID -> Detail log -> and look for "total size" and you'll see something like:
BR0061I 63 files found for backup, total size 1165346.688 MB
Thanks,
Nicholas Chang

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05-FEB-13 1 16767 220
06-FEB-13 1 16545 216
07-FEB-13 1 15772 208
08-FEB-13 1 15056 198
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10-FEB-13 1 17591 232
11-FEB-13 1 18163 238
12-FEB-13 1 15062 198
13-FEB-13 1 26383 342
14-FEB-13 1 36279 462
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16-FEB-13 1 32230 413
17-FEB-13 1 31904 408
18-FEB-13 1 33448 426
19-FEB-13 1 34639 444
20-FEB-13 1 36684 468
21-FEB-13 1 27547 352
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my rman configuration and how can i reduce the archive log generation on
my production server on daily basis.
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