if you are backing up to DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST_SIZE
RMAN> show all;
How big is your flash recovery area (FRA)? How big is your backup ? How frequently are you running backups ?
Do this to report if there are obsolete backups you can remove -
Run the following sql to see if there is any space that is reclaimable -
SELECT * FROM V$RECOVERY_FILE_DEST;
If anything shows up under SPACE_RECLAIMABLE column go ahead and run the following -
RMAN> report obsolete;
RMAN> delete obsolete;
If after all this the space is still an issue, you can try this if you have a tape configured for RMAN. Dont forget to allocate channels before you run the command.
RMAN> backup recovery area;
With the above command you are backing up all the files in the FRA to tape.
This should mark the space occupied by the files in the FRA will be marked as reclaimable. And the files get deleted whenever any space is required for any new operation.
constantly check V$RECOVERY_FILE_DEST to check the reclaimable space.
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by: rbrookerPosted on 2006-09-05 at 12:59:55ID: 17458545
Hi,
in your pfile / spfile. this will allow more space for your hot backups. Are you using rman? if so, you might want to remove some older rman backups, or reduce the rman retention policy.
one solution is to alter ( increase ) the parameter DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST_SIZE
good luck. :)