Skip deleted archivelog backup RMAN

Hi
I have a database in which I want to backup all the archive logs generated during the last 24 hours.But two or three archive logs generated during that period where deleted accidentally..Now if I give the command to backup archive log generated during 24 hours,wiil the backup complete successfully?

Now if I give the command to backup archive log generated during 24 hours,wiil the backup complete successfully?What happens when you try it ? You could test this in a test database with 4 hours of archivelogs if you would rather not backup production archivelogs.
The RMAN documentation has commands that help -- e.g. CROSSCHECK and DELETE. Lookup those commands.
Hemant K Chitale

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  • RMAN - Is it possible to run Archivelog Backup while Full backup is running

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    Please find below explanation from the online documentation;
    +"+
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  • Rman delete archivelog until time 2hrs

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  • Delete obsolete causing issue with archivelog backups......or is it?

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