Java SE (Java Platform, Standard Edition)

Are you restoring it to the same place or to a different server? 

How is this different from your other thread?

We can't tell anything based on a list of file names and an irrelevant listing of the spfile.  But if I had to guess, based on those file names, that's not even an rman backup, in spite of your assertion otherwise.

You should continue to work your previous thread.

Please close this thread and continue on the original one. Explain there exactly what are you trying to do...

JP, you should always identify the full version of Oracle in use.  Are you using a backup tool, which in turn actually performs the rman backups? If you are using a tool it should also handle the restore otherwise the Backup manuals are under Administration in the online database documentation

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https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/index.html

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If you are restoring the same database the backup is for on the same server it was made on then the rman restore can be as simple as

restore database

recover database

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The restore depends on the details which you did not post.

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HTH -- Mark D Powell --

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thanks,

MK

We got the EXPDP(Datapump) backup from the customer.

Thanks,

If it is resolved do close this thread.

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SITI wrote:
We got the EXPDP(Datapump) backup from the customer.
Thanks,

Which has nothing to do with rman . . .

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SITI wrote:
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You are correct.  There is no literal 'close' function.  You 'close' a thread by marking an answer as 'correct'.  If you discovered the answer yourself, post it and mark your own posting as 'correct'.