Oracle Recovery Manager JumpStart

RMAN
Oracle’s new flagship tool for protecting databases is called Recovery Manager (RMAN). RMAN has many benefits over traditional backup and recovery methods.
Benefits include:

– Easier Commands
– Smaller Backup Size
– Corruption Detection
– Ease of Use

Though RMAN is a valuable free utility supplied with Oracle software, many shops have been slow to adopt this recovery tool. Administrators have become accustomed to data protection methods like complete backups or tape vendor backups. Many have the intention to use the new RMAN features but have not taken the time learn and experiment with it. Fact is, most administrators are busy and haven’t much time to take on new projects. Yet they miss out on the biggest benefit to using RMAN – simple recovery.

The Inplexus Solution
Inplexus has over a decade of experience with Oracle products with specialization in Backup and Recovery products like RMAN. Having authored a book "Oracle Backup and Recovery 101", numerous articles on RMAN and made a recent University presentation at the International Oracle User’s Conference, Inplexus staff are uniquely qualified to get your shop up and running on Oracle’s Recovery Manager.

Inplexus will provide instruction to your IT staff on Oracle’s Recovery Manager. This instruction will be specifically catered to your environment and will include best practices for RMAN deployment.

In addition, Inplexus will work with you to create a sample database for the purpose of testing and training on backup and recovery using RMAN. Provided that resources are available, Inplexus can restore and recover your production or test databases to another location as a way of verifying and validating the RMAN processes.

Most importantly, Inplexus will work with your staff so that they will gain the experience and confidence of working with RMAN in your own environment.

Click here for a brochure on the RMAN jumpstart.

Put Inplexus to work for you as you jumpstart your Oracle environment with the training and experience to put Oracle’s Recovery Manager to work for you.