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I have to interject here, Mogens.
Today's excuse calendar reads:
"magnetic pole flipping flux gradient disturbances"
this is not to be confused with the standard "Solar Flares" excuse (which is a real phenomena when air conditioning units are concerned).
be prepared for the flip, as we'll have to turn all of the hard drives upside down. yes, one could simply invert the entire server, or more correctly, ship the entire server room to the southern hemisphere (if its currently in the north). but that could take months.
Carel Jan, what do you think about having a data guard config in each hemisphere and one at the equator, just in case?
Paul
</sleep deprevation mode>
>
> Mladen Gogala wrote:
>
> > On 07/13/2004 10:55:52 PM, Rivaldi Bahar wrote:
> >
> >>That's the undocumented parameter I've tried that
> I got
> >>from metalink.
> >>The result is database recovery completed but
> >>ora-600[2662] in trace file and the db shutdown
> when
> >>trying to 'open resetlogs'.
> >
> >
> > There is also a very well undocumented parameter
> called:
> >
> > _screw_up_database_for_no_particular_reason
> >
> > You are on your way to document it.
>
>
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