Need RMAN script on 9i windows

Hello
I need incremental backup script working on 9i
and complete backup script to deploy in the week end
thank

Create a batch file with the connectivity of the target database and catalog database through RMAN and then call the script of backup.
Example:
Batch file (C:\sample.bat)
rman target sys/<pwd>@<primary db> @C:\test.txt
Test.txt:
spool log to 'C:\inc0.log';
run
backup incremental level 0 database plus archivelog delete input;
}you can modify the Test.txt file as per the backup you require.
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