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Autobackup not found by RMAN

Autobackup not found by RMAN

2005-11-02       - By Vitalis Jerome
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Hi Mark,

That's because you had overiden the default autobackup format in the
persistent configuration ('cf_%F').

And now RMAN is asking the media manager to restore the spfile from
pieces with the default format '%F' and none can be found.
AFAIK you can't specify an alternate autobackup format upon restore
(the instance is not mounted, you can not create a persistent
configuration, at least with 9i). So in your case you may have to
'manually' specify the autobackup to restore by using "FROM
'media_handle'".
If you find a better solution please let us know.

Regards,
Jerome
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