RMAN COLD Bk in 10g

Hi,
My database running in noarchive log mode. am taking the cold bk in mount state using rman and it wont take the logfile in the part of cold backup. how to get the lost logfile using rman?
Thanks,
KarthicK

you can issue host commands in an rman script.
i.e. host 'cp redolog <destination>
With hot backup copying the redolog would actually be a bad thing since it is a transient file. In your case it should be usable. There may even be an option to include the redologs with a cold backup, I just don't know it.
Another option - multiplex your redologs. That's probably a better option. Just mount a drive from another server.

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