I've stumped everyone with the previous question about how rman would rather consume infinite disk space than remove obsolete backups. That leads me to this question:
datapump backups work (I have actually tested restoring them), and they are easy to manage unlike rman (if you want to dispute this, answer the previous question!) so why shouldn't I just disable the rman backups and consider that the solution?
Best Answer
It is not the fault of RMAN if the person using it does not know how to configure the database.
With RMAN you can:
What you can not do with RMAN effectively/easily (but still possible combined with Data Pump), and where Data Pump shines: