Re: Prod on Solaris and Dr on Linux

From: Tim Gorman <tim_at_evdbt.com>
Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 15:58:48 -0700
Message-ID: <BFF17338.30DB9%tim@evdbt.com>

Oracle's old tried-and-true-and-trusty "advanced replication" product could probably do the job as requested. Setting up simple one-way DR replication on "adv rep" is quite easy.

However, for darn sure, an organization that isn't mature enough to put both primary and failover on the same hardware platform isn't going to be nearly mature enough to enforce change control to the degree required to use "adv rep" in production with any hope of success. "Adv rep" is not very tolerant of DDL statements...

on 1/16/06 3:41 PM, Kevin Closson at kevinc_at_polyserve.com wrote:

>>>> Oh well.  I think I'll have another look that the yottayotta
>>>> product line.  As I recall, they didn't seem to be offering
>>>> many hints as to "cost".  Are you aware of anwhere I can
>>>> learn about that -- without have to talk to a sales rep?

>
> They are really expensive. But, hey, I'm talking to a group
> that has at least a few people that have shelled out for RAC...
> so it is important to put "expensive" into perspective :-)
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