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SRDC - Required Diagnostic Data Collection For RMAN Issues (Doc ID 1671431.1)

The document provides guidance on collecting diagnostic data when experiencing issues with RMAN. It instructs users to reproduce the error with debugging enabled, download and run the TFA collection tool to generate a zip file, and upload that file to a service request for analysis.

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SRDC - Required Diagnostic Data Collection For RMAN Issues (Doc ID 1671431.1)

The document provides guidance on collecting diagnostic data when experiencing issues with RMAN. It instructs users to reproduce the error with debugging enabled, download and run the TFA collection tool to generate a zip file, and upload that file to a service request for analysis.

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SRDC - Required Diagnostic Data Collection for RMAN Issues (Doc ID 1671431.1)

Applies To

Product:

Operating System + Version: Any


Product + Version: RMAN
Enterprise or Standard Edition

What is being collected and why?

Information needed to begin diagnosis of RMAN issues.

Action Plan

1.  Reproduce the error/issue with debugging enabled as follows:

a.  set the nls_date_format environment variable: 


For Unix:  $ export NLS_DATE_FORMAT='DD-MON-YYYY
HH24MISS'
For Windows:  SET NLS_DATE_FORMAT='DD-MON-YYYY HH24MISS'

b.  Invoke rman with: $ rman debug all trace=srdc_rman_debug_<date>.trc log=srdc_rman_output_<date>.log


c.  Execute

connect target /;

connect catalog ..... /* if rman catalog is being used */


set echo on;

<Command to
reproduce the issue>
exit

NOTE:  If you are unable to execute the command in debug, provide the RMAN output.  However, one may be required by the analyst
after initial diagnosis.

2.  Download and install the latest version of TFA using the AHF installer: Download AHF

3.  As the RDBMS / DB homeowner, run the TFA collection using the following command:    

$tfactl diagcollect -srdc dbrman

4.  Upload the resulting zip file *exactly as it is generated* to the Service Request (SR)

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