Eve redo particular journal for thread group

Hi master,

I actually play experience to create the database physical standbyt on the same machine as my primary database.

I have my past according to "data guard admin guide". even if the article for the newspaper group waiting for redo ading, it says you need to add the newspaper group pending roll forward to 'wire '...

What is this thread? and how can I foind thread that I have to give the next group of redo log?

How to find the current thread?

What happens if I add "thread"clause in my statement:-".

ALTER DATABASE ADD LOGFILE ENSURES WIRE 5
2 > ('/ oracle/dbs/log1c.rdo','/oracle/dbs/log2c.rdo') SIZE 500 M;

Thanks and greetings
VD

Vikrant,

First a question: you have a RAC instance? If so, the same paragraph does not apply to you and I don't know why you are questioning it.

Second

"The THREAD clause is required only if you want to add one or more standby redo log.
groups of files to a specific primary database thread. If you do not include the WIRE
clause and the configuration uses Real Application Clusters (RAC), Data Guard will be
automatically assign standby redo log threads file groups when running because they are
required by the various RAC instances. »

This means that you don't have to specify the thread for CARS, it will affect one according to the current thread.

Your conclusion is incorrect.
Where did you read the word "current"?
Oracle will probably simply ensure that each instance has enough sleep redolog groups, it takes 1 day before redolog group-by-Group + 1 extra.

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Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

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I have rebuilt our standby database using rman double since it lacked many newspapers of archiving.

After the double, the eve is now almost in sync with the primary. The Marbles that ship through, but are not implemented in a timely. How long should wait to a journal of the Archives of the primary to be applied to the waiting?

I need to know this so that a good script can be configured to check the primary and standby. For the moment, that they are never exactly synchronized - sequence always one behind the primary number.

Why is Eve does not have in a timely fashion?

From the journal of alerts:

Media, recovery waiting for thread 1 sequence 11278 (in transit)

The journal seems to be "in transit" for a long time

PRIMARY:
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CURRENT_SEQ
-----------
11278

SB:
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MAX(SEQUENCE#) APP
-------------- ---
YES 11277

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I should add that I understand that for the primary and standby to be interrupted by a newspaper is not a concern (they ask). It's just that I wanted a check that compare the two script and at the time where they are never equal - when I understand them to be, and that newspapers should apply almost immediately.

Published by: Dan on November 1, 2010 16:36
How long should wait to a journal of the Archives of the primary to be applied to the waiting?

also depends on the speed of the network.
Make sure that the archives are shipped instead of sleep.

PRIMARY:
SQL > select max (sequence #) the journal of v current_seq $;
CURRENT_SEQ

11278 (it's not connect archivelog)... :)

SB:
SQL > select MAX (SEQUENCE #), APPLIED from V$ ARCHIVED_LOG in case of APPLICATION = 'YES' GROUP APPLIED;
MAX(SEQUENCE#) APP

YES 11277

Hi check MRP starts or not?
database principal that you must not check the current sequence, generated check last sequence... not common sequence.

current sequence is redo log, which has not yet been archived

I think that everything is perfect here... no problems.

Hope you understand, I would like to know if it is not explicit, thank you.

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< xsl: template name = "ctry" >
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< xsl: template name = "States" >
< name of xsl: variable = "index" select="@index"/ >
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< xsl: for each select = "current - group ()" >
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< country >
< CountryInfo >
< name > country: United States of America < / name >
< > 50 districts < / districts >
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< / CountryInfo >
< CountryInfo >
< name > country: Germany < / name >
< > 16 districts < / districts >
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918027 wrote:
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http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B10500_01/server.920/a96521/control.htm#4578

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qw < fm-obj-prop-key > < / fm-obj-prop-key >
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weight < fm-obj-prop-key > < / fm-obj-prop-key >
< value-obj-prop-fm > 25.0 < / fm-obj-prop-value >
< / fm-goal >
< fm-objective index = "2" >
value of < 22 > fm-obj-name < / fm-obj-name >
wwew < fm-obj-prop-key > < / fm-obj-prop-key >
< value-obj-prop-fm > 1122 < / fm-obj-prop-value >
rrre < fm-obj-prop-key > < / fm-obj-prop-key >
< value-obj-prop-fm > 2443 < / fm-obj-prop-value >
weight < fm-obj-prop-key > < / fm-obj-prop-key >
< value-obj-prop-fm > 123,0 < / fm-obj-prop-value >
< / fm-goal >
< fm-objective index = "3" >
value of < 23 > fm-obj-name < / fm-obj-name >
wwqq < fm-obj-prop-key > < / fm-obj-prop-key >
< value-obj-prop-fm > 121 < / fm-obj-prop-value >
tyrr < fm-obj-prop-key > < / fm-obj-prop-key >
< value-obj-prop-fm > 2334 < / fm-obj-prop-value >
weight < fm-obj-prop-key > < / fm-obj-prop-key >
< value-obj-prop-fm > 623.0 < / fm-obj-prop-value >
< / fm-goal >
< / goal-cult >
< / root >

How do I recover weight < fm-obj-prop-key > value < fm-obj-prop > - immediate < / fm-obj-prop-key >.
I mean, the result should be like this...

01-20, 0 value
02-23, 0 value

22-25, 0 value
22-123, 0 value
value 23-623, 0

I added foreach for < name-obj-fm >... we discussed earlier... now to it add to WEIGHT...

Kind regards
Amit desrousseaux
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< B1 >
ABC < C1 > < / C1 >
def < C2 > < / C2 >
< C3 > 123 < / C3 >
< / B1 >
< B1 >
ABC < C1 > < / C1 >
def < C2 > < / C2 >
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< / B1 >
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= PlanA:
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OR
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