Day light saving effect on standby databases

Hi All,
Does day light saving will have any impact on physical/logical standby databases.
Regards,
Prasad.

886061 wrote:
Hi All,
Does day light saving will have any impact on physical/logical standby databases.
Regards,
Prasad.Nothing to do with time in terms of Standby databases.
Its applicable only in RAC environment, where you should have same time acceptable < 30 seconds around.
One of my earlier post, i given example, pasting again
Lets example:-
Primary database is in Far North - Canada
Standby Database is in Bangalore - India
So here time zones are completely different, at least 12 hours difference. So there is no need to be same time in DR environment.

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