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Figure 4-1 The typical structure of message headers In many cases, the fixed-length header section consists of a series of values placed at specific offsets The recipient and/or the notification delivery middleware must know the size, type, and location of the fields in this section, because the data is not self-describing Because the sender and recipient must both know the structure and layout of the fixed header, the sender and recipient are logically coupled Any changes to the record layout will affect both the sender and receiver The variable-length section usually contains a list of properties, as name-value pairs Most systems allow only simple scalar data types, like numbers and characters, to be used Header properties are a convenient place for storing event-classification data, used by the notification infrastructure for filtering purposes There are a number of variations to the message body, which is the true payload.

You must first try to fix the failures by using the manual repairs, before trying the automatic repair recommendations. Before issuing the REPAIR FAILURE command, it may be a good idea to issue the REPAIR PREVIEW command as shown here, to preview the repair strategy: RMAN> repair failure preview; Strategy -----------no data loss Repair script ------------------------------------C:\ORCL11\APP\ORACLE\NICK\DIAG\diag\ rdbms\nick\nick\hm\reco_128942564.hm

contents of repair script: # restore and recover datafile restore check readonly datafile 4, 5; recover datafile 4, 5; RMAN> Once you have previewed the repair strategy, issue the REPAIR FAILURE command, as shown here: RMAN> repair failure; Strategy Repair script ------------ ---------------------------------------------no data loss C:\ORCL11\APP\ORACLE\NICK\DIAG\diag\rdbms\nick\ nick\hm\reco_128942564.hm contents of repair script: # restore and recover datafile restore check readonly datafile 4, 5; recover datafile 4, 5; Do you really want to execute the above repair (enter YES or NO) yes executing repair script Starting restore at 30-MAR-08 using channel ORA_DISK_1 channel ORA_DISK_1: starting datafile backup set restore channel ORA_DISK_1: specifying datafile(s) to restore from backup set Finished restore at 30-MAR-08 Starting recover at 30-MAR-08 starting media recovery RMAN-08187: WARNING: media recovery until SCN 3212445 complete

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In the simplest cases, the body contains one or more values High-performance designs store predesignated values at specific offsets Many systems use a name-value list for the message body, allowing properties to appear in arbitrary order Some systems allow the body to contain binary information like images Systems supporting streaming data, such as audio or video, use a high-performance messaging design with very small headers and fixed-size message bodies that carry one or more frames of information Frames are usually of fixed size For audio, a frame might be a 100 ms slice of contiguous sound For video, a frame may include one or more images in a sequence, compressed in various ways Most messaging systems allow objects to be passed from sender to receiver in serialized form, but many systems disallow binary data in the message body.

DBAs routinely refresh development and test databases, and they will sometimes need to clone databases to test backup and recovery strategies. If you have a small database, a simple Data Pump Export/Import will suffice, but most databases aren t amenable to this procedure. You can clone databases in three different ways:

By using the RMAN DUPLICATE command By using the OEM Database Control By manually performing the copy with SQL*Plus