Will standby activation invalidate running backup?

I have a large 10.2.0.4 physical standby database that is currently being backed up using RMAN BACKUP DATABASE. If I activate the standby whilst the backup is stil running (which involves a resetlogs) , will it invalidate the backup? Or can I later restore the backup (once finished) and then recover "through resetlogs" (10g new feature). I'm guessing not, as the backup will have started in one incarnation of the database and finished in another, assuming it's not aborted by the resetlogs in the first place, but would value opinions on this!
It might sound a strange thing to want to do, but the backup is estimated at taking 2 weeks to complete, and we are about to perform a potentially destructive operation on the primary database and want to keep as many recovery options as possible.

Dear Chucky101a,
I don't think that will break the current backup but you also need to bear in mind that if you are using a recovery catalog database, you should not start both backup and the duplication operation at the same time. When you start both operations at the same time you will get an error that one of the operations can not write to the snapshot control file. I think the relevant error is;
ORA-00230:operation disallowed: snapshot control file enqueue unavailable
Cause: The attempted operation cannot be executed at this time because another process currently holds the snapshot control file enqueue.
Action: Retry the operation after the concurrent operation that is holding the snapshot control file enqueue terminates.Anyway, as far as i know when you run the backup database command with the plus archivelog command in the recovery manager, it switches an online redolog file and creates a new archivelog and backs that archivelog and the ones that have been created before. So if you even want to delete the relevant archivelogs with the delete all input command, the Oracle and the Recovery Manager will not delete that or those archivelogs before the archivelogs have been applied to the standby database.
I hope that addresses your questions and concerns.
Regards.
Ogan

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My question is how did I know my current iPad mini will be Activation Locked if I do the restore ? Do we have the method to check ?

And how should I know my device was enabled the Find my Phone already ?
The way to know would be to look in the iCloud settings to see if Find My iPhone is set. If you can't set into those settings, then it's highly probable that it's set and hence Activation Lock will be in effect.
Because If the previous was never enable it, it should be ok from Activation lock right ?
If you are certain that the previous owner never set up Find My iPad, then Activation Lock would not be a concern.
Regards.
P.S. The forum in which you originally posted (this thread may have been moved by the Hosts by the time you read this), the Using Apple Support Communities forum, is for questions about the forums themselves. You will usually get the quickest and most helpful responses if you ask in the forum for the product or service about which you need help.

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