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Paul Drake wrote:
> On 12/5/06, Tony Sequeira <tony_at_sequeira.org.uk> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I have a 2 node 9i RAC primary (Win 2003), 9.2.0.6 mandated by the
>> application.
>>
>> Have a physical standby 9.2.0.7.
>>
>> All appears to be going well, teething problems over (touch wood).
>>
>> The primary is running in maximum performance mode.
>>
>> The secondary server is due to go down for about 24 hours for absolutely
>> vital electrical maintenance work.
>>
>> I believe that this will be OK, and that the secondary will catch up
>> when brought online again.
>>
>> Any think or know different? I'm trying to plan for any glitches now,
>> the primary database is a vital 24/7 system.
>>
>> I am aware of Note:259804.1 - particularly the section 'Real
>> Application Clusters and Data Guard Redo Apply During a Network
>> Outage'.
>>
>> Many thanks.
>> --
>>
>> Tony Sequeira
>>
>
> Tony,
>
> I would think about setting the standby log destination status to
> 'DEFER' during this time so that the primary isn't constantly
> attempting to reconnect to the standby.
>
> Paul
OSS came back saying essentially what you have said:
As the primary database is running in Maximum Performance mode ,
non-availability of the
Physical Standby database should have no effect on the functioning of
the Primary Site.
As this is a planned outage , you might also want to set the
log_archive_dest_state_x parameter
to defer for the Standby site. Also check if the
log_archive_min_succeed_dest parameter can still
be adhered to with the standby site being set to deferred.
Once the Physical Standby site is back up and running , archive log gaps
would be automatically
resolved and the Physical Standby site would be back in sync with the
Primary database.
Thanks all for the input.
Regards.
-- Tony Sequeira -- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-lReceived on Wed Dec 06 2006 - 14:46:35 CST
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