Restoring a Rman Tablespace backup to noarchilog mode database

Hi All,
Is it possible to take a backup of a tablespace through rman from archivelog mode database and restore the same to noarchivelog mode database through rman ? Please suggest if it is not possible why it is not possible.
We have a testing database from which a tablespace has been dropped. Can it be restored from the Prod database ?
Please help. The database version is 9.2.0.8..

Fabricio_Jorge wrote:
I think it's possible to backup/restore a single tablespace:
BACKUP TABLESPACE nome_tablespace [FORMAT 'path/bkp_file'];
Being able to backup a single tablespace is NOT the same as grafting that TS into a different database.
First, you are not really backing up a 'tablespace'. You are backing up files. In this case, just the files that implement the named TS, but files, nevertheless. And files belong to a database. Header info in each file defines, among other things, the dbid of the database the file belongs to. And the current scn. That will be a severe mis-match if you tried to 'restore' it to some other db.

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