1, backup the entire database
Backup database format ' C:\rman\all_%U.bak ';
2. Backup table Space
Backup tablespace ABC format ' C:\rman\t_%U.bak ';
3, Backup data files
1 backup datafile 5 format ' C:\rman\d_%U.bak ';
2) Backup datafile ' C:\ORACLE\PRODUCT\10.2.0\ORADATA\ORCL\ABC. DBF '
Format ' C:\rman\d_%U.bak ';
4. Backup control files
Backup current controlfile format ' c:\rman\ctr_%U.ctl ';
5, backup the data file at the same time backup control files
Backup datafile 5 format ' C:\rman\d_c_%U.bak '
Include current controlfile;
6, Backup SPFile files
Backup spfile format ' C:\RMAN\SP_%U.SP ';
7. BACKUP LOG Files
Backup archivelog sequence between format ' C:\rman\ar_%U.log '
Delete all input (optional, which indicates that the original log file is deleted after the log file is backed up);
8, back up the database and log files
Backup DATABASE plus archivelog format ' c:\rman\ d_ar_%u.d_a ';
9, copy function (equivalent to user management backup)
Backup as Copy database format ' c:\rman\%U.cy ';
Copy datafile 5 to ' c:\rman\d_%U.cy ';
Note:backup as copy can back up the entire database
Copy can only back up current Controlfile, datafile, tablespace, etc., this database does not support
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