Re: Help! Oracle server clustering

forget all the cluster shit !!!

go for standby database

easy and really unbreakable

put the server in different places, propagate the logfiles over network

this is the best solution, use the standby server for testing, reporting, make a second standby database with delayed log apply, copy a test database from the standby databases, make your backups on the standby

no serious shop should ever be without standby

"Thao" <thuthaot_at_hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:1b9e9988.0206260809.4efe5df4_at_posting.google.com...
> I am looking to have my 8i oracle server run on NT to two compaq Win2K
> servers that will back-up for each other. I dont' know waht method I
> use use and what are the advantages/disadvantages?
>
> 1. Clustering server or server-mirroring?
> 2. what tools do I need?
> 3. Does Oracle 8i support clustering?
> 4. Any suggestions on using Oracle on Win2K clustering on Fault
> Tolerance Features?
>
> Thanks for any of your feedbacks
> thao
Received on Wed Jun 26 2002 - 15:28:18 CDT