Name
allocOperand
Synopsis
A clause allowing the characteristics of a channel to be changed.
Oracle9i syntax
allocOperand := { PARMS [=] 'channel_parms
' | CONNECT [=]connectStringSpec
| DEBUG [=]integer
| FORMAT [=] 'format_string
' [,'format_string
' ...] | TRACE [=]integer
| { MAXPIECESIZE [=]integer
| RATE [=]integer
} [ K | M | G ] | MAXOPENFILES [=]integer
| SEND 'command
' }
Oracle8i syntax
allocOperand := { PARMS [=]'channel_parms
' | CONNECT [=]connectStringSpec
| DEBUG [=]integer
| FORMAT [=]'format_string
' [,'format_string
' ...] | TRACE [=]integer
}
Keywords
- PARMS
Specifies parameters for a nondisk device that has been allocated.
- CONNECT
connectStringSpec
Indicates an alternate database that will be the target of backup and restore operations.
- DEBUG
integer
Logs debugging information to an output file for backup, copy, or restore commands that use the channel.
- TRACE
integer
Specifies the level of trace information that is logged to an output file. The exact meaning of the integer is defined by the media management software.
- MAXPIECESIZE
integer
Specifies the maximum size for a backup piece.
- RATE
integer
Specifies the maximum number of bytes that RMAN will read per channel in bytes, kilobytes (K), megabytes (M), or gigabytes (G).
- MAXOPENFILES
integer
Specifies the maximum number of files that RMAN is allowed to have open at any given time.
- SEND '
command'
Sends a vendor-specific command to all of the allocated channels.
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