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Hi Rachel,
This was the concept I was trying to wrestle with. Yes, a logical standby works off SQL statements. But I think that it still needs to know what it's primary database is, and which archived redo logs it is up to.
So how does a logical standby identify it's primary database? From the DBID? Do DBIDs of the logical and primary have to match? Can you change the DBID of the logical standby? Why change DBID, you may ask? So that I can back up the logical standby with RMAN without using a separate reposity to the primary.
And how does the logical standby know what SQL statement it is up to? Is it a combination of DBID and SCN? Or can we feed it any archived redo log, even from another database? So I think RESETLOG on the primary has the same effect on both logical and physical standbys.
These are only a few of the questions buzzing in my head at the moment. We're supposedly taking over a client delivered logical standby in a few weeks. So I think I'm going to try and create one and play with it today.
Thanks all the same,
Leng.
Resetlogs won't affect the logical standby, as that works off SQL statements (based on the LogMiner functionality) and not on the logs directly.
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