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RMAN Backup Report - Oracle Databases - Oracle Enterprise Manager 13c OEM

RMAN Backup Report - Oracle Databases

Following my previous post on building comprehensive OEM-based database reports, I'm excited to dive into the first detailed report: the RMAN Backup Report for Oracle Databases. This report provides critical insights into the backup operations performed on our Oracle databases, ensuring data integrity and availability.

The RMAN Backup Report

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This report gives a detailed overview of the RMAN backups for Oracle databases conducted on July 17, 2024. It includes essential metrics such as database name, version, type of backup, start and end times, status, duration, input and output sizes, and throughput.

Backup Details

Database Name Version Backup Type Start Time End Time Status Duration Input Size Output Size Throughput (MB/s)
ORCLDB01 12.2.0.1.0 DB INCR 17/07/24 05:00 17/07/24 05:55 COMPLETED 00:55:00 30.00G 12.50G 3.60
FINDB02 19.0.0.0.0 DB FULL 17/07/24 01:30 17/07/24 02:45 COMPLETED 01:15:00 1.50T 50.00G 20.00
HRDB03 11.2.0.4.0 DB INCR 17/07/24 03:15 17/07/24 03:50 COMPLETED 00:35:00 25.00G 10.00G 5.00
SALESDB04 12.1.0.2.0 DB FULL 17/07/24 02:00 17/07/24 03:15 COMPLETED 01:15:00 2.00T 60.00G 15.00
TESTDB05 19.0.0.0.0 DB INCR 17/07/24 04:00 17/07/24 04:25 COMPLETED 00:25:00 10.00G 4.00G 4.50
PRODDB06 11.2.0.4.0 DB FULL 17/07/24 05:30 17/07/24 06:10 COMPLETED 00:40:00 500.00G 100.00G 12.00

Column Descriptions

  • Database Name: The name of the Oracle database.
  • Version: The version of the Oracle database.
  • Backup Type: Indicates whether the backup is a full backup (DB FULL) or an incremental backup (DB INCR).
  • Start Time: The timestamp when the backup operation started.
  • End Time: The timestamp when the backup operation ended.
  • Status: The status of the backup operation, indicating if it was completed successfully.
  • Duration: The total time taken for the backup operation to complete.
  • Input Size: The total size of the data read during the backup.
  • Output Size: The total size of the backup file generated.
  • Throughput (MB/s): The rate at which data was processed during the backup operation.

What's Next?

This RMAN Backup Report is just the beginning. In the coming days, I'll be sharing more detailed reports, each focusing on different aspects of our database management system. These articles will delve into the specifics of each report, discussing the purpose, methodology, tools used, and the challenges faced.

The next report in this series will cover the SQL Server Backup Report. Stay tuned for these detailed explorations, where I will share insights and tips that can help you in your database management endeavors. Feel free to ask any questions or share your thoughts in the comments below.

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