Wednesday, August 6, 2008

V$RMAN_STATUS

Oracle 11gR1

V$RMAN_STATUS displays the finished and on-going RMAN jobs. For on-going jobs, this view displays progress and status. The jobs which are in progress are stored only in memory while the finished jobs are stored in the controlfile.

Column

Datatype

Description

SID

NUMBER

Session ID of the session which is running this RMAN operation

RECID

NUMBER

Record ID of the row in the controlfile

STAMP

NUMBER

Timestamp of the row (RECID + STAMP is unique)

PARENT_RECID

NUMBER

Record ID of the parent row of this row (corresponding V$RMAN_STATUS row with ROW_LEVEL = ROW_LEVEL - 1)

PARENT_STAMP

NUMBER

Timestamp of the parent row of this row (corresponding V$RMAN_STATUS row with ROW_LEVEL = ROW_LEVEL - 1)

SESSION_RECID

NUMBER

Record ID of the session (corresponding V$RMAN_STATUS row with ROW_LEVEL = 0)

SESSION_STAMP

NUMBER

Timestamp of the session (corresponding V$RMAN_STATUS row with ROW_LEVEL = 0)

ROW_LEVEL

NUMBER

Level of the row. The session has level 0.

ROW_TYPE

VARCHAR2(19)

Type of the row:

· SESSION

· COMMAND

· RECURSIVE OPERATION

COMMAND_ID

VARCHAR2(33)

Command ID set by the RMAN SET COMMAND ID command. If not set, then RMAN will create a unique number.

OPERATION

VARCHAR2(33)

Name of the command in the execution explained by this row

STATUS

VARCHAR2(23)

Status of the operation:

· RUNNING

· RUNNING WITH WARNINGS

· RUNNING WITH ERRORS

· COMPLETED

· COMPLETED WITH WARNINGS

· COMPLETED WITH ERRORS

· FAILED

MBYTES_PROCESSED

NUMBER

Percentage of the job completed; null if not applicable for the operation

START_TIME

DATE

Start time of the job

END_TIME

DATE

End time of the job

INPUT_BYTES

NUMBER

Number of input bytes read

OUTPUT_BYTES

NUMBER

Number of output bytes written

OPTIMIZED

VARCHAR2(3)

YES, if backup optimization was applied during the backup job. Otherwise, NO.

OBJECT_TYPE

VARCHAR2(13)

Identifies types of objects backed up

OUTPUT_DEVICE_TYPE

VARCHAR2(17)

DISK, SBT_TAPE, or *. An * indicates that output was written to more than one device type.

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