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I want to restore a backup in cold full (without archivelog) made with RMAN in another server and I do not want to do a full restore but partial, that is to restore only some tablespaces ... I have read that during the backup it can be configured to exclude some tablespaces of this but in this case what I need is ... already with the full backup do a restore of the database excluding certain tablespaces. Is it possible to do this? it's an Oracle 9i
Thank you
Use an optional SKIP TABLESPACE 'tablespace_name' argument to avoid restoring specified tablespaces, which is useful when you want to avoid restoring tablespaces containing temporary data.
If you specify SKIP FOREVER TABLESPACE, then RMAN specifies the DROP option of ALTER DATABASE DATAFILE ... OFFLINE when taking the datafiles that belong to the tablespace offline before the restore. The DROP option indicates that RMAN does not intend to recover these files and intends to drop their tablespaces from the database after the database is opened again. In other words, FOREVER indicates that RMAN never intends to do anything with the skipped tablespaces again.
Example:
RESTORE DATABASE SKIP FOREVER TABLESPACE TOOLS, EXAMPLE;
