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Hey Joe...this would need to happen on a
recurring basis...maybe even nightly in order to offload some reporting.
The thought is to get it done by scripting it and not having to
suffer
through transferring the files across the
network every night after the hot backup runs on the primary DB.
Otherwise, I'd definitely just clone it from the primary. If the reporting
was doing only reads, I'd just try to talk Bob into allowing the standby to be
open in read-only mode, but the reports actually do writes as well...
<FONT
face=Tahoma>-----Original Message-----From: JOE TESTA
[mailto:JTESTA_at_longaberger.com]Sent: Wednesday, October 03, 2001 5:05
PMTo: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-LSubject: Re:
STANDBY DB
yeppers, you'll need to do the name conversion since you want to have a 2nd
db on the same server. Now if the purpose here is to open the database and
not really use it as a standby database, then why go thru the standby
shuffle. move it to the other server(the cold backup), take a dump of the
control file to trace(from the original) and then edit that trace file for where
you want the new files to be located, run it and open it as a "clone" of
production, since my impression is thats really what you're doing anyways.
If you go thru the shuffle of a standby database creation and open it for
read-write, it becomes useless anyways for the "real" primary.
you can't switch and forth until 9i between primary and standby.
Rich, you know how to get ahold of me ;)
joe
>>> rhuntley_at_mindleaders.com 10/03/01 04:40PM
>>>Any info. would be appreciated!What I'm trying to do is,
I have a primary DB on server1, a standby DB onserver2 and I want to create
a 3rd DB on server2 froma consistent (cold) backup of the standby DB and
then activate the 3rd DB.So, I'd end up with on server1 the primary DB
andon server2 the standby DB "mounted" along with the 3rd DB that I'd
activateand open for use. Just trying to see if this
willwork. Has anyone tried this and if so would the following init
parametershelp at all: DB_FILE_NAME_CONVERT, LOG_FILE_NAME_CONVERT and
LOCK_NAME_SPACE???TIA,Rich -- Please see the
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