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Oracle® Database Backup and Recovery Reference
10g Release 2 (10.2)

Part Number B14194-02
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DELETE SCRIPT

Syntax

deleteScript::=

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Purpose

To delete a local or global stored script from the recovery catalog.

Restrictions and Usage Notes

Keywords and Parameters

Syntax Element Description
GLOBAL Specifies that the script to delete is a global stored script. Otherwise, RMAN will look for a local stored script called script_name defined on the current target database. (If no such script is defined on the target database, RMAN will check for a global stored script named script_name and delete that script if it exists.)
'script_name' Specifies the name of the script to delete.

See Also: "CREATE SCRIPT", "EXECUTE SCRIPT", "REPLACE SCRIPT", and "LIST" for LIST SCRIPT NAMES.


Example

Deleting a Script: Example The following example deletes a stored script b_whole_10 from the recovery catalog:

rman TARGET / CATALOG rman/cat@catdb
RMAN> DELETE SCRIPT b_whole_10;

If a local stored script b_whole_10 is defined, it is deleted. If no local stored script b_whole_10 is defined but a global stored script b_whole_10 is defined, the global script is deleted.