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NO, but you can backup with nocatalog option and then register the backup when you upgrade the rman catalog.<br />
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NO, but you can backup with nocatalog option and then register the backup when you upgrade the rman catalog.




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PS: upgrade catalog FIRST, then databases.<br />
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10.2 catalog is backward compatible.<br />

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PS: upgrade catalog FIRST, then databases.

10.2 catalog is backward compatible.


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Mike, thanks for the information. &nbsp;What will be the implication if not upgrading the catalog? &nbsp;The reason why I am asking that is because when I went through the Oracle RMAN compatibility matrix from Oracle documentation(DOC ID 73431.1 and Oracle 10gR2 Backup and Recovery reference), it stated that it is compatible to backup target DB 10.2.0.4 with RMAN 9.2.0.8 schema, executable, and database. &nbsp;<br />

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Mike, thanks for the information.  What will be the implication if not upgrading the catalog?  The reason why I am asking that is because when I went through the Oracle RMAN compatibility matrix from Oracle documentation(DOC ID 73431.1 and Oracle 10gR2 Backup and Recovery reference), it stated that it is compatible to backup target DB 10.2.0.4 with RMAN 9.2.0.8 schema, executable, and database.  


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Good day Experts<br />
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We are in the process of upgrading our databases from 9.2.0.8 to 10.2.0.4. &nbsp;We are planning to upgrde all our databases first, and then upgrade RMAN catalog last. &nbsp;<br />
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Can RMAN executable schema, version, and catalog are in 9.2.0.8.backup target database 10.2.0.4? &nbsp;If so, is there any drawback and/or restriction doing this way?<br />
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Thanks
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Good day Experts

We are in the process of upgrading our databases from 9.2.0.8 to 10.2.0.4.  We are planning to upgrde all our databases first, and then upgrade RMAN catalog last.  

Can RMAN executable schema, version, and catalog are in 9.2.0.8.backup target database 10.2.0.4?  If so, is there any drawback and/or restriction doing this way?

Thanks

Can RMAN 9.2.0.8 backup target database 10.2.0.4?

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