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I have a RAC database with a standby. Both RAC and standby are on ASM.
On standby,
I used the flashback recovery area located on the DGFRA diskgroup to
create standby redo
logs. There aren't any problems but I am perplexed by entries like this:
RFS[1]: Successfully opened standby log 30: '+DGFRA/adprd/onlinelog/group_30.265.614877861'
SUCCESS: diskgroup DGFRA was dismounted SUCCESS: diskgroup DGFRA was mounted SUCCESS: diskgroup DGFRA was dismounted
SUCCESS: diskgroup DGFRA was mounted SUCCESS: diskgroup DGFRA was dismounted SUCCESS: diskgroup DGFRA was mounted SUCCESS: diskgroup DGFRA was dismounted
Media Recovery Log /BACKUP/archives/archADPRD_1_514_614435904.dbf Media Recovery Log /BACKUP/archives/archADPRD_1_515_614435904.dbf Media Recovery Log /BACKUP/archives/archADPRD_2_863_614435904.dbf Media Recovery Log /BACKUP/archives/archADPRD_1_516_614435904.dbf Media Recovery Log /BACKUP/archives/archADPRD_2_864_614435904.dbfMedia Recovery Waiting for thread 1 sequence 517
Why in the world is it unmounting/mounting the diskgroup? What useful
purpose does it serve and why
doesn't the instance just leave it mounted?
-- http://www.freelists.org/webpage/oracle-lReceived on Sun Feb 18 2007 - 16:57:57 CST
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