Rolling forward a standby database involves applying incremental backups to synchronize changes made to the primary database. This process becomes more complicated when a new datafile is added to the primary database. In this article, I will outline the essential steps and considerations involved in rolling forward a standby database using RMAN incremental backups after the addition of a datafile on the primary side.
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