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Thanks,<br />
The command worked as expected. I also ran a Cross check in Rman to resync the rman catalog.
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Thanks,
The command worked as expected. I also ran a Cross check in Rman to resync the rman catalog.

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Note than in 10G, RMAN looks after deleting old files.
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Note than in 10G, RMAN looks after deleting old files.

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I am running an rman backup scheme with a level &quot;0&quot; incremental backup on Sunday and level &quot;1&quot; incremental throughout the week in a unix enviroment (oracle 9i). &nbsp;However I don't have enough space to hold and addtional level &quot;0&quot; on the next Sunday. &nbsp;Is there a script in RMan to delete the previous level 0 backups prior to starting my backup on Sunday?
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I am running an rman backup scheme with a level "0" incremental backup on Sunday and level "1" incremental throughout the week in a unix enviroment (oracle 9i).  However I don't have enough space to hold and addtional level "0" on the next Sunday.  Is there a script in RMan to delete the previous level 0 backups prior to starting my backup on Sunday?

scripts to delete rman backups after 7 days

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