Dataguard 10gr2 sequence

Can we replicate the sequence from primary to standby... using logical standby.

sequences are stored and administrated in a datadictionary table.
The dictionary is 'replicated'.
What is your exact problem?
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

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I have setup the dataguard 10gR2 Physical standby(maximum availability) database, i should stick to this release only.
In case of disaster, this is manual switching. My question is How can I make automate, once happened disaster without knowing effect from user.
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We currently have 10.2.0.4 DG configuration running on three AIX 5.2 servers (one primary, two standbys). We will be installing some new servers that will be pre-loaded with AIX 6.1. If we were to install 10.2.0.4 on these new AIX 6.1 servers is it possible to create additonal standbys on them? Or is there a limitation in 10gR2 Datagurad that the OS versions must be exactly the same?
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If the standby was dead, disks corrupted, and replaced with a new server.
Can we restore the standby from the RMAN backup, apply the archivelogs or we have re-create the standby db from the primary ?
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user565394 wrote:
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http://kamranagayev.wordpress.com/2010/06/25/rman-video-tutorial-series-creating-duplicate-and-standby-database-using-rman/
Moreover, read the "Backing Up a Standby Database with RMAN" of the following documentation:
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10501_01/server.920/a96566/rcmbackp.htm#445993
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Whether the standby database backup is consistent or inconsistent depends on the state of the standby database when the backup is made. Only a consistent backup can be restored without performing media recovery.

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Oracle 10gR2 RAC / Dataguard on Linux Redhat 4.2 X86_64 and ASM / OCFS2

Hi All,
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We have seen that the OEM Grid Controller and agents are not supplied on x86_64
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Oracle Dataguard 11gR2 -- 10gR2 compatibility

Hi,
The short question is: with physical standby, is Dataguard compatible with different source/destination database releases?
I am planning to perform an upgrade from Oracle 10gR2 to 11gR2. I have a Production 2 node RAC and a geographically seperate physical standby DR site 2 node RAC using Dataguard.
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hi,
you cannot have different version at primary and DR sites..
There is procedure for this.. Please read oracle documentation for step by step procedure:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/server.111/b28294/upgrades.htm
Please follow steps from above documentation:
Perform the following steps to upgrade to Oracle Database 11g Release 1 (11.1) when a physical standby database is present in the configuration:
1. Review and perform the steps listed in the "Preparing to Upgrade" chapter of the Oracle Database Upgrade Guide.
2. Shut down the primary database.
3. Shut down the physical standby database.
4. Install the new release of the Oracle software into a new Oracle home on the physical standby database system, as described in the Oracle Database Upgrade Guide.
5. Mount the physical standby database.
Note: The standby database should not be opened until the primary database upgrade is completed.
6. Start Redo Apply on the physical standby database.
7. Install the new release of the Oracle software into a new Oracle home on the primary database system as described in the Oracle Database Upgrade Guide.
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9. Open the upgraded primary database.
10. If Active Data Guard was being used prior to the upgrade, then refer to Section 9.2.1 for information about how to reenable it after upgrading.
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Creating Standby database with Oracle 10gR2 SE (no dataguard). Procedure

Hello,
I have problems in creating a standby database without Dataguard (Oracle Standard Edition)
-Oracle 10gR2 SE (No DataGuard !!!!)
- SUSE Enterprise 10.
Both primary and standby databases are running in Virtual machines (lab).
I will describe the exact steps I followed :
1.---------------------------------------------------
Both primary and standby databases have exactly the same file / folder structure
2.---------------------------------------------------
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3.---------------------------------------------------
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4.---------------------------------------------------
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5.---------------------------------------------------
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6.---------------------------------------------------
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(from primary /tmp/standby.ctl)
7.---------------------------------------------------
I copied from the primary db to the standby db the standby control file
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8.---------------------------------------------------
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9.---------------------------------------------------
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10.--------------------------------------------------
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11.--------------------------------------------------
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12.--------------------------------------------------
I switched logfile on the primary db
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13.--------------------------------------------------
I manually copied the new archivelog to the standby db
And then nothing !!!
The db changes are not applied.
Please help me fix the procedure !!!
Thanks

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Ref to your Oracle SE Standby issue, we were in similar situation couple of years ago to build an Automated Standby for our disaster recovery on Oracle SE. We finally got a solution provider Anbul Technologies , they have a one of their solutions based on Oracle SE which provided fully automated Standby in Oracle SE.
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The first test is successful, and I was able to "switchover" from my primary to standby. I failed in the 'FAILOVER" test.
I restore my primary server and redo the setup.
BTW, my standby DB is physical standby.
When I try to switchover again and issue archive log list, below is my output.
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Automatic archival Enabled
Archive destination USE_DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST
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MOUNTED PHYSICAL STANDBY
===============================================
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Automatic archival Enabled
Archive destination USE_DB_RECOVERY_FILE_DEST
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*Next log sequence to archive 38*
Current log sequence 38
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OPEN_MODE DATABASE_ROLE
READ WRITE PRIMARY
In my first attempt to switchover before I failed in "FAILOVER" test, I also issue +archive log list+ in both primary and standby database, and if I remember it right, next log sequence on both should be identical. Am I right on this?
Thanks in Advance.
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Oracle 10gR2 Dataguard quick question

Hi -
Just a quick question about Oracle 10gR2 Dataguard. I'm in the process of creating dataguard standby, which is running for few hours and could take few more hours because of the size and the standby's network latency, and i'm using OMS to create the DG. I'm in a situation now to create new tablespace(A) and also one more datafile to the existing tablespace(B).
Question is: How would this new tablespace and the new datafile in the existing tablespace affect the DG standby which is about to finish in couple hours? Will the DG pickup the new changes from the primary? Or, will it be done with error from the mismatch of the number of files? The issue is that i can't wait for the standby creation to be done as the additional tablespace and datafile requirement is production critical, and should be added right away.
note: standby_file_management is set to auto.
Thanks for your response.
regards.

Your post is a bit vague, as OMS is an acronym for Oracle Management Server, which is a service only.
If you would have stated you are using Database Control, or RMAN duplicate database, the picture would have been much clearer.
Database Control uses rman duplicate database.
Recovery is the mandatory implicit last step of this procedure to pick up all changes since you started the duplicate.
One word of warning: Network latency is one thing to avoid like hell in a standby configuration.
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Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA

DataGuard-Standby on IBM Power6 work with Production 10gR2 on IBM Power5?

Hi
We plan to configure Data Guard(Logical) for reporting purpose with production 10gR2 RAC installed on IBM Power5 64bit machine.
For dataguard -logical standby, available machine is IBM Power6 64bit. As per the data gaurd document, the hardware architecture needs to be same.
But it is not clear if DataGaurd on IBM Power6 will work with Production IBM Power5 machine. Can we go ahead with this configuration? Please advice!
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Edited by: user13310901 on 17 Sep, 2012 2:58 AM
Edited by: user13310901 on 17 Sep, 2012 3:03 AM

Yes I believe it does work.
Sources -
Data Guard Support for Heterogeneous Primary and Logical Standbys in Same Data Guard Configuration [ID 1085687.1]
Data Guard Support for Heterogeneous Primary and Physical Standbys in Same Data Guard Configuration [ID 413484.1]
Best Regards
mseberg

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Appreciate your reply.

Dear user530956,
Please first check below link;
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/topics/security/alerts-086861.html
Can you see any bug fixes about the Oracle Data Guard?
There could be always bugs but i don't know that 10gR2 has data guard bugs or bugs that affects the system critically. I have never faces a bug for the data guard.
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I have never used GC to implement DG between two different RAC installations, so if i could just a few questions to the experts.
1) It seems that the Grid Control GUI of the DG broker cannot created a RAC instance for physical/logical standby. You have to use the third option from the wizzard, the one about the previously created standby database.
Can i hope that as long as i create the RAC standby i will still be able to work with GC?
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