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What is RMAN?

RMAN (Recovery Manager) is an Oracle database utility that provides a comprehensive foundation for backing up, restoring, and recovering Oracle database environments. It simplifies backup and recovery tasks, automating processes such as incremental backups, point-in-time recovery, and database duplication. RMAN is commonly used by database administrators to ensure data protection, minimize downtime, and streamline disaster recovery procedures.

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What other technologies are related to RMAN?

RMAN Competitor Technologies

Data Pump

Data Pump (expdp/impdp) is a utility for logical backups and recovery, often used as an alternative to RMAN for certain scenarios.

mentioned alongside RMAN in 75% (764) of relevant job posts

Datapump

Data Pump (expdp/impdp) is a utility for logical backups and recovery, often used as an alternative to RMAN for certain scenarios. This is a restatement of Data Pump.

mentioned alongside RMAN in 74% (535) of relevant job posts

expdp/impdp

These are the command-line utilities for Data Pump, which is a logical backup and recovery method, often used as an alternative to RMAN for specific needs.

mentioned alongside RMAN in 81% (172) of relevant job posts

EXPDP

EXPDP is the command-line utility for Data Pump export, which is a logical backup method, often used as an alternative to RMAN for specific needs.

mentioned alongside RMAN in 82% (125) of relevant job posts

RMAN Complementary Technologies

Data Guard

Data Guard provides disaster recovery and high availability, working alongside RMAN for backup and recovery strategies.

mentioned alongside RMAN in 47% (2.3k) of relevant job posts

RAC

RAC provides high availability and scalability. RMAN is used to backup and recover RAC databases, which makes it a complementary technology.

mentioned alongside RMAN in 42% (2.4k) of relevant job posts

Dataguard

Data Guard provides disaster recovery and high availability, working alongside RMAN for backup and recovery strategies. This is a restatement of Data Guard.

mentioned alongside RMAN in 49% (1.5k) of relevant job posts