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In this article, I will tell you how to connect to RMAN.
We are doing ssh with server as root user. You can use programs like xshell for this.
In order to connect to RMAN, you first need to load the environment.
To load the environments, first find the SID of any instance.
You can find the SID using the command below.
1 | ps -ef |grep pmon |
In the section after “pmon _” you can see the SID of the instances.
After typing the command “. oraenv” you should press enter. Then, in the place where SID1 is written, you must write the SID of any instance.
This SID must be registered in “/etc/oratab”.
You can check and modify the oratab with the following command.
1 | vi /etc/oratab |
Another way to install the environment is to create a profile file and load this profile file.
You can read the article “How To Create .profile File To Connect The Oracle” for this process.
You can connect to the rman with the following command.
1 | rman target / |
