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RE: 9i "Reliability" means ?

From: <Paula_Stankus_at_doh.state.fl.us>
Date: Wed, 05 Feb 2003 10:44:02 -0800
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Reliability would have to include Standby, Data Guard, RAC - pros/cons of all and when you might use one versus the other. Also, go to the Freeman book as a start on new options and look through the new features and decide what could lead to more "reliable" systems. I would say anything that makes admin./maint. easier - like undo segments (I AM HOPING)

Good luck.

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Folks

We are looking to present a Talk on :-

"Reliability" with respect to Oracle 9i DB

How does one even approach this subject ? What Sub-Topics would this envisage other than the following ?

  1. Oracle Architecture of Data Storage
  2. Backup & Recovery Do Standby Databases & Database Replication come under the subject "Reliability" ?

Using our Application Product we have Experience on Hybrid Oracle Databases in :-

  1. High End Database Performance Benchmarks
  2. Regular Database Recoveries from Block Corruptions , Crashes
  3. Keeping Production Databases of sizes upto 1 TB working optimally .

Do you believe we can give a Talk on the Subject "Reliability" ?

The presentation might have in attendance some of the Leading Oracle minds .

Thanks

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