I was under the impression that this was already stored or is that only under 10g and with central catalog? I just remember reading something about this in a tech doc somewhere.
Rgds
-- --Original Message-- -- From: oracle-l-bounce@(protected) [mailto:oracle-l-bounce@(protected)] On Behalf Of Grant Allen Sent: 28 Dec 2005 7:34 To: bnsarma@(protected) Cc: lazydba Subject: Re: Saving Backup Errros inside the db
BN wrote:
> Greetings, > > I would like to save the following RMAN error messages inside a table > along with the timestamp > > RMAN-00569: =============== ERROR MESSAGE STACK FOLLOWS > [snip]
> Can somebody suggest me how I can do this. I want to save the new > lines, as they appear in the error message. > > Am I looking at a CLOB or do I have other options.
BN - others are already suggesting the post-backup shell script, but you do have options other than CLOB. You can save the new lines with some easy regex work and the ever-useful chr(10) or chr(13)||chr(10) trick (depending on your OS). This means you can opt for char or varchar2, which you might find *much* easier to use in the long run.
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