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RMAN is Short for Recovery Manager is an Oracle command line tool for doing backup, restore, and recovery operations. Also tag RMAN questions with the appropriate Oracle version tag.
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Recovering Oracle Database using RMAN
My advice:
If this is not a production database, read the manual, try the things you learn by reading the manual and bring specific questions to specific efforts that you've hit a bump in the road.
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