Incremental backup information

hi,
i am using oracle 10g database enterprise edition release 2 in linux rhel 5. i have taken a some incremental backups. now i need to look at the information about the incremental backup? i wanted to know what all the incremental backups that will be used for complete recovery. where can i view those informations?? plz tell me.
thanks in advance.

793097 wrote:
hi,
i am using oracle 10g database enterprise edition release 2 in linux rhel 5. i have taken a some incremental backups. now i need to look at the information about the incremental backup? i wanted to know what all the incremental backups that will be used for complete recovery. where can i view those informations?? plz tell me.
thanks in advance.Use LIST BACKUP command
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