| RMAN-05048 | 
							specified file name string conflicts with a file used by the target database | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05049 | 
							datafile string is an Oracle Managed File, DB_CREATE_FILE_DEST not set at target | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05051 | 
							analyzing automatic repair options; this may take some time | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05052 | 
							Repair string is not compatible with this version of RMAN. | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05053 | 
							Do you really want to execute the above repair (enter YES or NO)? | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05054 | 
							recover block operand string cannot be used to recover datafile | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05055 | 
							recover datafile operand string cannot be used to recover block | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05057 | 
							Do you want to open the database (enter YES or NO)? | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05058 | 
							Do you want to open resetlogs the database (enter YES or NO)? | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05060 | 
							block specifier must be specified to recover block | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05061 | 
							analyzing automatic repair options complete | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05062 | 
							image copy needs no roll forward | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05500 | 
							the auxiliary database must be not mounted when issuing a DUPLICATE command | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05501 | 
							aborting duplication of target database | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05502 | 
							the target database must be mounted when issuing a DUPLICATE command | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05503 | 
							at least one auxiliary channel must be allocated to execute this command | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05504 | 
							at least two redo log files or groups must be specified for this command | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05505 | 
							auxiliary file name conversion of string exceeds maximum length of string | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05506 | 
							error during recursive execution | 
					
					
							| RMAN-05507 | 
							standby control file checkpoint (string) is more recent than duplication point in time (string) |