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The auxiliary instance shown here uses the simple initialization parameter with the DB_NAME parameter. However, I use the SPFILE clause in the DUPLICATE DATABASE command later on, which copies the source database s SPFILE to the default location for the auxiliary instance. Start RMAN and connect to the target database, source database, and recovery catalog, as shown here: $rman target sys/sammyy1@eleven connected to target database: ELEVEN (DBID=3481681133) RMAN> connect auxiliary sys/sammyy1@test1 connected to auxiliary database: TEST1 (not mounted) RMAN> CONNECT CATALOG rman/rman@catdb connected to recovery catalog database RMAN> Issue the DUPLICATE DATABASE command, as shown here, to create the duplicate database using the active database s files over the network:

duplicate target database to test1 from active database spfile parameter_value_convert '/u01/app/oracle/eleven','/u10/app/oracle/test1' 6> set log_file_name_convert '/u05/app/oracle/eleven', '/u10/app/oracle/test1' 7> db_file_name_convert '/u10/app/oracle/eleven', '/u10/app/oracle/test1';

Starting Duplicate Db at 04-APR-08 using target database control file instead of recovery catalog contents of Memory Script: { sql "declare worked boolean; begin worked := dbms_backup_restore.networkFileTransfer( ''auxdb'', null, null, ... executing Memory Script ... Starting backup at 04-APR-08 ... Finished backup at 04-APR-08 ... contents of Memory Script: { set until scn 901715; recover clone database delete archivelog ; } ... starting media recovery ... media recovery complete, elapsed time: 00:00:01 Finished recover at 04-APR-08 ... database opened Finished Duplicate Db at 04-APR-08 RMAN> Specifying the SPFILE clause in the DUPLICATE DATABASE command leads RMAN to copy the source database s SPFILE to the server hosting the auxiliary database. RMAN makes changes to the auxiliary instance s SPFILE, based on the settings you specify in the SPFILE clause when duplicating the database. RMAN will then stop and start the auxiliary instance using the newly edited SPFILE. RMAN first updates the source database s SPFILE using the values you specify for the PARAMETER_NAME_CONVERT and the SET clauses. RMAN shuts down the auxiliary instance and restarts it using the new SPFILE. RMAN then starts copying the source database files over the network. Once the copying is completed, RMAN recovers the duplicate database before opening it. As part of the database duplication process, RMAN does the following:

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Copy the datafiles, but not the flash recovery area files. Copy the necessary archived redo log files. Since I specified the SPFILE clause, copy the source database SPFILE over to the target database. Copy the password file if you specify the PASSWORD FILE clause. Re-create the online redo log files. Re-create the control files for the target database. Re-create the tempfiles in the directory specified by the DB_CREATE_FILE_DEST parameter. Active database duplication is the easiest way to duplicate a database since you don t need any prior RMAN backups.