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Can I do backward PITR using RMAN without restoring full database again

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Hi

Oracle 19.16

Let's say, I have huge database, let's say 10TB.

Someone messed up a certain table's content with some fishy update. They tell me this let's say after one week - meaning flashback database or flashback query retention is way passed.

So only way is to do PITR to a new server. My steps would be:

  1. restore/recover full database to a time where we roughly know when the data was messed up, so I will:
    1. roll forward database and open read only; shutdown abort; startup mount; recover until scn ..; open read only; .... - until I get to a point when the data is messed up

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