Monday, March 28, 2011

Query size rman backups

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column status format a10
column COMMAND_ID for a12
column time_taken_display format a10;
column input_bytes_display format a12;
column output_bytes_display format a12;
column output_bytes_per_sec_display format a10;
column ses_key format 9999999
column ses_recid format 9999999
column device_type format a10
column OutBytesPerSec for a13

SELECT b.session_key ses_key,
b.session_recid ses_recid,
b.session_stamp,
b.command_id,
b.input_type,
b.status,
to_char(b.start_time,'DD-MM-YY HH24:MI') "Start Time",
b.time_taken_display,
b.output_device_type device_type,
b.input_bytes_display,
b.output_bytes_display,
b.output_bytes_per_sec_display "OutBytesPerSec"
FROM v$rman_backup_job_details b
WHERE b.start_time > (SYSDATE - &)
ORDER BY b.start_time desc;

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12 comments:

  1. Hi Arjan,

    Good one. I too found this query useful.Using this can we find the size of the database when the rman command is backup database plus archive log?


    Thank you,
    Vijay

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  2. Hi Arjan,
    I use following select to find the size of backups by Tag:
    ~~~
    select TAG,sum(BYTES/1024/1024) from V$BACKUP_PIECE_DETAILS group by tag order by 2
    ~~~

    Eugene

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  3. Wonderful script;Thank you sooooooooo much.Appreciate your rimely help.

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  4. Thank you, Helped me a lot

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  5. nice post.
    please keep up the helping work.

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  6. could you please explain difference between input byte and output byte ?

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  7. Input Byte: Sum of sizes of all the DB files.
    Output Byte: Sum of the size of the RMAN backup.

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  8. It really appreciate you. This query help me a lot.

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  9. HI ,

    Your command shows the size , do you have anything for size time and type all 3

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