Oracle RMAN Insights

What is Oracle RMAN?

Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN) is Oracle's built-in backup and recovery utility for Oracle databases. It provides a comprehensive solution for backing up, restoring, and recovering Oracle database files. RMAN automates many of the tasks involved in backup and recovery, reducing the risk of human error and ensuring consistent and reliable backups. It is commonly used to create backups of databases, restore databases to a previous point in time, and recover databases from failures.

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What other technologies are related to Oracle RMAN?

Oracle RMAN Competitor Technologies

Microsoft SQL Server

Microsoft SQL Server is a competing database product with its own backup and recovery tools and strategies, such as SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).

mentioned alongside Oracle RMAN in 0% (223) of relevant job posts

PostgreSQL

PostgreSQL is a competing open-source database with its own backup and recovery methods, such as pg_dump and pg_restore.

mentioned alongside Oracle RMAN in 0% (153) of relevant job posts

MySQL

MySQL is a competing database with its own backup and recovery methods, such as mysqldump.

mentioned alongside Oracle RMAN in 0% (127) of relevant job posts

MongoDB

MongoDB is a NoSQL database and therefore a competitor to Oracle. It uses different backup methods that do not integrate or compete with RMAN.

mentioned alongside Oracle RMAN in 0% (94) of relevant job posts

Oracle RMAN Complementary Technologies

Oracle Dataguard

Oracle Data Guard provides disaster recovery and high availability, which integrates well with RMAN for backup and recovery strategies.

mentioned alongside Oracle RMAN in 11% (113) of relevant job posts

Oracle RAC

Oracle RAC (Real Application Clusters) enhances database availability and scalability. RMAN is essential for backing up and restoring RAC environments.

mentioned alongside Oracle RMAN in 4% (221) of relevant job posts

Oracle Data Guard

Oracle Data Guard provides disaster recovery and high availability, which integrates well with RMAN for backup and recovery strategies.

mentioned alongside Oracle RMAN in 6% (134) of relevant job posts