> 
> For NDMP backups the parameters for the backup are stored with it in some 
> way.  Therefore since your full did not have DAR, the restores from that 
> backup will not have DAR either.  Now that you have DAR enabled, if you do 
> another backup, the DAR will kick in on a restore from that backup.

Okay.  Just have to wait on that.  I'll do another full for testing
overnight. 

I had come across some statements that DAR was "always" on for the
backups and you just had to toggle it for the restores, but I guess
that's not true.

Thanks for all the feedback.  I'm less anxious now.  :-)

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