You can display a brief entry for each backup in the summary log back<DBSID>.log. The entries in the file provide the following information about each backup using BRBACKUP:
Action ID (encoded timestamp of the log name)
Function ID (extension of the log name)
Timestamp (date, time) specifying the start of the backup
Timestamp (date, time) specifying the end of the backup
Return code
Total compression rate (appears only when compression was used)
Total count of database files
Number of saved database files
Number of saved non-database files
Begin redo log sequence number of the backup
End redo log sequence number of the backup
Begin Oracle system change number of the backup
End Oracle system change number of the backup
Type of backup:
all[+]: all database files
all_data[+]: all pure data tablespaces
full[+]: full database backup
partial[+]: partial backup
incr[+]: incremental database backup
non_db: only non-database files (for example, sap_dir, ora_dir)
“+” means that non-database files were also backed up.
Value of the parameter backup_type
Value of the parameter backup_dev_type
Internal flags for the BRBACKUP command options
BRBACKUP version