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Restore directory and contents from tape
Post 302892923 by m_raheelahmed on Sunday 16th of March 2014 02:07:54 AM
03-16-2014
[Solved] Restore directory and contents from tape
Resolved by using command
restore -xqf /dev/rmt0 rman-before-08032014/*
Thanks
restore -xqf /dev/rmt0 rman-before-08032014/*
Thanks
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