Database Shutdown In Streams Bi-directional Configuration

I have a simple question. I am running bi-directional Streams replication between two 11gR2 databases. I have to shutdown one of the databases for server maintenance for about two hours. Should I leave the Capture Process running in the other database? Or, would it be better to disable it and then start it up again when the second database is brought back up?

Not knowing how you set it up my recommendation would be that you open an SR at MyOracleSupport.
Someone giving you incorrect advise here could potentially damage your production system.

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We are in the process of adding a node to the cluster.
This is a 3 node cluster. we are going to add a 4 node to the cluster.
ocr , voting disk are kept on ocfs2 file system. when we are trying to configure ocfs2.
we were not able to mount ocfs2 device 4th node. we install all the ocfs2 required which was not there on 4 node.
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Hi All,
The crs and database dont need to be shut while configuring ocfs2 for node addition.
We took a help from oracle support.
They asked us to increase the min_free_kbytes to 10000 kernel parameter is sysctl.conf and reproduce the issue.
we have increased it to 1000 and we will again try to add the 4th node and let you know what is the outcome.
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Ariz

Arizuddin wrote:
Hi
We have Oracle EBS R12.0.6 running on single node configuration. I have a strange situation with database shutdown normal. When i had shutdown database normal last 2 weeks for level 0 backup, shutdown took 5 minutes. Yesterday, again for database level 0 backup, shutdown took 20 minutes. I checked alert log, there were no active calls to kill but it took 20 minutes,why? How can i make the database shutdown faster with normal option?
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Urgent help needed; Database shutdown issues.

Urgent help needed; Database shutdown issues.
Hi all,
I am trying to shutdown my SAP database and am facing the issues below, can someone please suggest how I can go about resolving this issue and restart the database?
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check SAP Note 700548 - FAQ: Oracle authorizations
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Hi Aman,
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http://www.oraclenz.com
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Fixed Size                  2133800 bytes
Variable Size             435843288 bytes
Database Buffers          624951296 bytes
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processes                = 400
sessions                 = 800
timed_statistics         = TRUE
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shared_pool_reserved_size= 41943040
sga_target               = 1073741824
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log_archive_dest         = /oracle/arch/medh_ARCH
log_archive_format       = medh%t_%s_%r.arc
log_buffer               = 10485760
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db_files                 = 512
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undo_tablespace          = APPS_UNDOTS1
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