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up during the backup of the database – perhaps because you arent't supposed to add files to an Oracle Express database. On some large ...

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Mas o mais importante é que este teste nos prova que durante um BACKUP, os dados não vão para nenhum lugar mágico - continuam indo para os DATAFILEs normalmente, e em seguida para os REDO LOGs e ARCHIVED REDO LOGs, como todos os dados, mas eles já... Veja que após o END BACKUP, o RECOVER feito pelo ALTER DATABASE OPEN não utilizou todos os ARCHIVED REDO LOGs gerados após o BEGIN BACKUP: só o último foi necessário....

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Expert Oracle Database 11g Administration
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Expert Oracle Database 11g Administration

If you've already started the database in the nomount mode, use this command: SQL> ALTER DATABASE MOUNT; Database altered. SQL> To start up in the mount ...

Portable DBA, Oracle
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Portable DBA, Oracle

Here is an example of putting the database in ARCHIVELOG mode and then opening the database for normal operations: SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE; STARTUP MOUNT; ALTER ...

Oracle database 11g, new features
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Oracle database 11g, new features

STARTUP NOMOUNT RUN { RESTORE CONTROLFILE FROM 'save_controlfile_location'; ALTER DATABASE MOUNT; RESTORE DATABASE FROM TAG before_upgrade RECOVER DATABASE ...

OCA, Oracle database 11g administrator certified associate study guide (1Z0-051 and 1Z0-052)
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OCA, Oracle database 11g administrator certified associate study guide (1Z0-051 and 1Z0-052)

... 356 ALTER COMPILE statement, 734 ALTER DATABASE ADD LOGFILE statement, ... 873 ALTER DATABASE FLASHBACK statement, 861 ALTER DATABASE MOUNT statement, ...

OCP: Oracle Database 11g Administrator Certified Professional Study Guide, (Exam 1Z0-053)
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OCP: Oracle Database 11g Administrator Certified Professional Study Guide, (Exam 1Z0-053)

If the database is already mounted and you want to open it, then the alter database mount command would be appropriate, as shown in this example: SQL>alter ...