Flashback Database using Data Guard environment

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• 12 c multitenant, clone database using Data Guard?

  Hello

  11.2.0.3

  We have a database that uses the data custody (physical standby). Looking at the future, the ability to clone of the multitenant 12th century is really very nice.

  Someone has already tried to clone a physical database eve? That the cloning of the production database is one of the real benefits that we see today with 12 c. Cloning of the primary requires downtime.

  How you guys to clone your production in 12 c? Would be nice if we could clone the day before.

  Concerning

  3

  It is:

  create standby_2 of the pluggable database of Eve;

  Plug-in, database created.

  Take a look at the link in my previous post.

  Best regards

  mseberg

• Physical movement of the databases using Data Guard

  Hi all

  We need to move our equipment to a new physical location.

  Our production database (11.2.0.4) is replicated to another computer using dataguard (MaxAvailability mode)

  The plan was to move the machine SRD first Monday, then the database of production during the next weekend.

  Do you have an idea how to do a 'pause' the replication when the move will take place for two servers?

  We do not want to do a failover because the production should not be available over the weekend.

  Thanks in advance,

  Renaud

  Do you have an idea how to do a 'pause' the replication when the move will take place for two servers?

  There is no such method of the break, but you could defer the primary log shipping to wait.

  ALTER system set log_archive_dest_state_2 = reporter; #assuming that log_archive_dest_2 on the primary it again waiting for ships

  But, you must make sure that the archives on the primary are not lost or deleted after reporter such as these are not available on standby.

  Once you 'enable' the destination deferred, Eve should automatically catch up with the primary.

  -Jonathan Rolland

• How to use Data Guard with E-Business Suite

  Hello

  I'm trying to get my head around how would you use Data Guard with E - Business Suite.

  I know that you can use only physical standby with EBS, however I have a few basic questions about specific values < SETTING > and how they are treated by a standby.

  Given that the standby and primary servers will have different host names and that generally there are < FRAME > specific values that include the hostname, where they will have to change on the standby server, both from the point of view of the battery backup Apps and within the standby database itself, I wondered how it would happen.

  Usually, EBS cloning process would change the < FRAME > target settings in the target apps stack and the target database (for example, parameters such as FND_NODES etc.).

  Q1. However I do not know how the process of cloning E - Biz would fit with a database of the day before?

  Q2. As the standby database won't even be in an open State, I don't know yet how you would apply a party any of the cloning process to a database of pending to the target?

  Q3. Even if you were able to change on the eve of the database to reflect the < FRAME > from backup server, it would mean surely it was more a physical copy of the primary database, that's why it would be more a day before.

  All a bit confusing - any clarification appreciated

  Jim

  PL see if MOS Doc 1070033.1 can help you

• Repeat applies without using Data Guard

  Hello everyone,
  
  I would like to redo apply to a database of pending. Unfortunately, the DB's standard edition for Data Guard is not an option. Is there documentation on how to achieve something like the roll forward apply without using Data Guard?
  
  Kind regards
  Frank

  There are a lot of threads on this same forum on this specific topic.
  Please use the search (top right of page), and see the list of threads returned:
  https://forums.Oracle.com/forums/search.jspa?threadID=&q=%2Bstandby+%2Bstandard+%2Bedition&objid=F61&DateRange=all&userid=&NumResults=15

  Nicolas.

• Can a weird question we use Data Guard to apply the bidirectional log?

  Hi I have a question about Data Guard, can we use Data Guard to apply the bidirectional log? I mean keeping the two of them primary and standby to Active status (read write Mode).
  
  Maybe my question seems silly, but I just wanted to check on it.
  
  Thank you

  Laughing out loud

  That Golden Gate or water courses that will work in two ways. One or the other. Puts additional requirements on the hardware is the downside.

  Data Guard does not do that.

• FLASHBACK DATABASE USING TIMESTAMP

  When we flashback database using TIME INFORMATION and open our database using RESETLOG.
  
  (* 1) thus opening database with RESETLOG will remove the flashback connects flashback area recovery or not? and *.
  
  (* 2) can we flashback Database more than once using TIMESTAMP as we open our database with RESETLOG whenever we open our database.*

  Flashback Logs are removed only when you perform an ALTER DATABASE FLASHBACK OFF

  An OPEN RESETLOGS clear Flashback logs.

• Data Guard environment, how time will need to use standby Database

  Dear experts,

  OS - Windows server 2012

  Oracle Version - 11.2.0.1.0

  The size of the database - 500 GB

  I have the plan to implement Data Guard. The database size is 500 GB.

  Please find below the question

  (1) when the database is harnessed for how long take use waiting for database so immediately or a few minutes?

  (2) when the server went down how long then to connect with the server backup immediately or a few minutes?

  I'm new to the data protection environment. Kindly help me

  Hello;

  I can perform a failover or a failover with Data Guard Broker in about 20 seconds. If I don't use a broker, it takes about 3 minutes.

  Quick start failover takes less time. Time will depend on the material, etc. of configuration options.

  Best regards

  mseberg

• Data Guard environment connection

  How should I make a data hold on patch?
  Our environment is RHEL 5.4, NON-RAC physical 1 and 2 Standby Active.
  
  I think since we have no quarterly maintenance windows for:
  (1) arrest Data Guard
  (2) patch and confirm each relevant databases
  (3) restart data guard
  
  
  Anyone can share there thoughts and experiences?
  
  Thanks in advance.

  You can find the exact in measurements
  How do you apply a group of patches, the power supply or the CPU in a configuration of data secondary physical custody [278641.1 ID]

• RMAN restore until THE SNA in DATA GUARD environment

  Hello

  OS = RHL5

  DB = 11.2.0.3 primary and 1 physical database paused.

  I have a huge request changes tomorrow and its possible that I have an obligation to RESTORE the database 5 hours back because the application.

  I think to be adopted following the method of the official documentation of the Oracle (untilClause):

  MOUNT FORCE OF START

  RUN

  {

  UNTIL THE SNA 1418901.  # The necessary number SNA will be used here.

  RESTORE THE DATABASE;

  RECOVER THE DATABASE;

  }

  ALTER DATABASE OPEN RESETLOGS;

  I will of course take Level0 backup tonight and LEVEL1 backup before the start of the work.

  My humble question is that: If this is the good method I adopt? and if so, then what about physical databases eve? Is that something to restore/recovery too? It is not required or waiting for database necessary to create again (which I'm afraid of)?

  Flash back is not enabled.

  Pack of thank you for the suggestion.

  Best regards

  You can enable FLASHBACK DATABASE on major sites and relief and set a RESTORE POINT before the migration of the applications.

  If you stop to redo expedition to the France, the waking state is the last SNA that was applied (i.e. 1001). If you need to return the primary SNA 1011 and then resume the delivery of roll forward, Eve can continue to 1002 from totally ignorant.  If you flashback primary to a SNA lower, say, 998, you would have to flashback the night before as well (997 or 998) until you can resume redo expedition to the France.

  See the Oracle support Note: how Flashback the primary database in standby Configuration (Doc ID 728374.1)

  Hemant K Collette

• I still do the full backup after using Data Guard?

  In our system, there is a physical database standby data protection configuration. Is it still necessary to do a full backup and an incremental backup?

  Jackliusr wrote:
  In our system, there is a physical database standby data protection configuration. Is it still necessary to do a full backup and an incremental backup?

  Preferred to have full backup of every day.
  May be you can perform failover of your sleep, in which case there is no availability on the primary database. So do you think that the stability of the monitoring system is the same as elementary school and can give the same performance?
  location of Eve may be too far and it's only disaster.
  Allows another case, suppose that your wait is behind that primary for 4-5 days due to some problems. At the same time your production crashed while you have the chance of data fo loose 4-5 days. Recommended to have a full backup still database primary.

  If you check the stability of database daily watch and able to check your data by opening properly and you want RMAN backup, it is fine. But it is highly recommended to have RMAN backup.

  BTW, you can have RMAN backup full standby, if you want to avoid the resources to be used on the primary

• Upgrade of database using Data Pump

  Hello
  
  I'm moving my database to a Windows 2003 server to Windows 2007 server. At the same time I get to level this database from 10g to 11 g 2 (11.2.0.3).
  so, I use the export / import method of upgrade (via Data Pump not the old exp/imp).
  
  I have exported successfully by the source database and created the empty shell ready to take import database. However, I have a couple of queries
  
  Q1. with regard to all objects in the source database SYSTEM. How they will import as target the new database already has a SYSTEM tablespace
  I guess I need to use the TABLE_EXISTS_ACTION option for import. However should I set this Append, SKIP, REPLACE or TRUNCATE - which is best?
  
  Q2. I intend to slightly modify the directory structure on the new database server - it would be preferable to pre-create the tablespaces or leave that to import but use the REMAPPER DATAFILE option - what is all the world experience to know what is the best way to go? Once again if I pre-create the tablespaces, how should I inform the import to ignore the creation of the tablespaces
  
  Q3. These 2 databases are on the same network, so in theorey instead of a manual export, copy of the dump for the new server file, then import, I could use a link to network for import. I was wondering where it all stupid this method using the explicit export dump file?
  
  Thank you
  Jim

  Jim,

  Q1. with regard to all objects in the source database SYSTEM. How they will import as target the new database already has a SYSTEM tablespace
  I guess I need to use the TABLE_EXISTS_ACTION option for import. However should I set this Append, SKIP, REPLACE or TRUNCATE - which is best?

  What if all you have is the basic database and nothing created, then you can do the full = y. In fact, it is probably what you want. The system tablespace will be there then when Data Pump attempts to create, it will fail just as the create statement. Anything else will fail. In most cases, your system tables will already be there, and that's ok too. If you import schema view, you will miss out on some of the other things.

  Q2. I intend to slightly modify the directory structure on the new database server - it would be better to pre-create the tablespaces or leave cela import but use the REMAPPING > DATAFILE option - what is everyones experience to know what is the best way to go? Once again if I pre-create the tablespaces, how should I inform the import to ignore the creation of the tablespaces

  If the directory structure is different (which they usually are), then there is no easier way. You can run impdp but with sqlfile and you can tell - include = tablespace. This will give you all orders of tablespace to create in a txt file and you can edit the text file to change what you want to change. You can tell datapump to ignore the creation of tablespace using--exclude = tablespace

  Q3. These 2 databases are on the same network, so in theorey instead of a manual export, copy of the dump for the new server file, then import, I could use a link to network for import. I > I was just wondering where it all with this method using the explicit export dump file?

  The only con might be if you have a slow network. This will make it slower, but if you need to copy the dumpfile on the same network, then you will always see the same basic traffic. The benefits are that we should not have additional disk space. Here's how I look at it.

  1. you have XX GB for the source database
  2. you are looking for the source dumpfile YY GB
  3. you must YY GB for the dumpfile target that you copy
  4. you have XX GB for the target database.

  By network get rid if YY * 2 GB for the dumpfiles.

  Dean

• Weird behavior of our standby database active Data Guard

  Hi all

  11 GR 2

  Rhel6.5

  I'm testing an active dataguard for our database awaiting.

  I've activated active dataguard, using the following command:

  Pending:

  ==========

  1. start-up open read-only.

  2 Alter database recover standby database managed disconnect from the session;

  SQL > select status instance_name, database_role, open_mode from v$ database, v $instance;

  STATUS INSTANCE_NAME OPEN_MODE DATABASE_ROLE

  ------------ ---------------- ---------------- --------------------

  OPEN PHYSICS READ UAT SHALL ONLY APPLY

  Primary:

  ==========

  1. go to user APPS/APPS and create the TEST table.

  2. then connect / as sysdba and alter system switch logfile;

  3. check that log is transported.

  Pending:

  ==========

  1. open a session is verified and applied.

  2. connect apps/apps and desc the TEST table.

  ERROR: can't do everything and everything is FROZEN?

  I can't select the test as well as all the other tables table.

  Please help what's happening...

  Thank you very much

  JC

  You may need the parameter sql_trace set to true for the level of database tracking.

  But I suspect you may be hitting a bug, suggest you to trigger a SR with Oracle support for more information on the crash of Eve.

  -Shivananada Rao

• Basic question on the Data Guard environment

  Friends, please excuse me for this easy question because I am very new to the Dataguard technology, what will be ideal start-up and sequences of stop primary and standby db provided is the version of DB Oracle 11 g R2 and we also have active dataguard broker.
  
  Any help will be much appreciated.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  918868 wrote:
  Friends, please excuse me for this easy question because I am very new to the Dataguard technology, what will be ideal start-up and sequences of stop primary and standby db provided is the version of DB Oracle 11 g R2 and we also have active dataguard broker.

  Any help will be much appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  (1) standby: DGMGRL > SET STATE of MODIFICATION of DATABASE "Standby_DB_UNIQUE_NAME" = "APPLY-OFF."
  (2) primary: DGMGRL > EDIT DATABASE 'Standby_DB_UNIQUE_NAME' PROPERTY SET LogShipping = OFF;
  (3) standby: stop
  (4) primary stop.

  At startup:

  (1) primary starting
  (2) standby: start [if ADG], otherwise then starting in the State
  (3) primary: DGMGRL > EDIT DATABASE 'Standby_DB_UNIQUE_NAME' PROPERTY SET LogShipping = ON;

  No need to start MRP waiting, because whenever the broker started, MRP will be initiated.

  HTH.

  Published by: CKPT on February 22, 2013 15:18

• Using Oracle 11 g Data Guard disaster recovery

  Hi, can anyone answer if Oracle 11 g Data Guard by itself provides an option for making/switch between the main bases and emergency (back and forth) disaster and as a restoration solution, seamlessly? Here's the scenario:

  1. two databases (active and reserve)

  2 put it to sleep (make primary with read/write)

  3. restore to the original database

  Data Guard has two transitions of role... Failover and the digital switchover.

  Passage to the fact exactly what you describe. You can switch to standby and vice versa. However, this will not work unless the primary and the standby are available. If you will not be able to perform an operation of swichover when you have a failure in the main data center that makes the primary db not available.

  Failover will be the day before in a primary for the moments where the primary origin is not available. Unlike the digital switchover, failover is one-way. There is no 'restoration' of failover. If you do not failover, then once the old Center of main data is operational again and you can get the former primary database up, you must restore from the first news and make a watch for the first new. At this point, you can then make a pass to come back and run in the original data center.

  HTH,

  Brian