Is there any bug in the documentation??

hi guyes,
i am refering "Oracle® Data Guard Concepts and Administration 10g Release 2 (10.2) B14239-05 August 2008" to configure physical standby database on my same host having my primary database.
i told you it was my worst experience using any oracle documentation.
i am using oracle 10g R2,and followd all procedure to configure physical standby database,but i think there are some bugs in this document.
1. they have told to create controlfile for the stadby database but didnt ask to edit controlfile for new path of datafiles.
2.they have ask to copy all primary datafiles to stdby location,but when you try to open standby database,it dosent match the path of stdby datafile due to same controlfile.
these and there are many bugs are in this document.
they ask to edit tnsnames.ora file but dosent provide the procedure to do so.
i mean this is not the complete guide to follow.
a hopeless thing
is this a bug???
thanks and regards
VD

vikrant dixit wrote:
hi guyes,
i am refering "Oracle® Data Guard Concepts and Administration 10g Release 2 (10.2) B14239-05 August 2008" to configure physical standby database on my same host having my primary database.
i told you it was my worst experience using any oracle documentation.
i am using oracle 10g R2,and followd all procedure to configure physical standby database,but i think there are some bugs in this document.I'm assuming that you specifically mean Section 3.2 Step-by-Step Instructions for Creating a Physical Standby Database
1. they have told to create controlfile for the stadby database but didnt ask to edit controlfile for new path of datafiles.That isn't required if you follow the step by step guide since the example uses the DB_FILE_NAME_CONVERT and LOG_FILE_NAME_CONVERT database initialisation parameters. In particular see step2 and Example 3.5
2.they have ask to copy all primary datafiles to stdby location,but when you try to open standby database,it dosent match the path of stdby datafile due to same controlfile.
these and there are many bugs are in this document.If you have followed the steps as described in the document you won't get the errors that you describe above. You'll also note in the backup and recovery guides there is a similar example for database duplication on the same host which also uses the file_name convert parameters. If you still require help it might be useful to list the precise error and what you have set the relevant parameters to.
they ask to edit tnsnames.ora file but dosent provide the procedure to do so.They do however, directly in the step by step guide, refer to the relevant manual - the Net Services adminsitrators guide - that contains a section http://max00994:7777/docs/db10gr2/network.102/b14212/naming.htm#sthref700 on managing net service names, if you'd read it you'll see that there are 3 different tools that you could use and that the exact steps to follow depend on your environment, given this complexity it isn't unreasonable in my view to link you directly to where the information can be found rather than to include the best part of an entire chapter on service naming in the middle of a step-by-step guide.
i mean this is not the complete guide to follow.This particular guide does deal with standby configuration, complete with practical examples that do in fact work when followed diligently, I should know I've followed them previously on more than one occasion. It doesn't of course deal with underlying subject matter that is referenced elsewhere. I don't know what Oracle's target audience is for this book, but wouldn't think it unreasonable to assume that a dba considering building a dataguard installation was already familiar with Oracle SQLNet (it would certainly be required knowledge in my book).
a hopeless thing
is this a bug???As the documentation works as written I wouldn't consider it a bug. I don't personally like the particular names that Oracle have chosen for their examples, primarily because I don't like the idea of naming database services after physical location in a standby environment. You can however, if you have a support contract, log bugs against the documentation and Oracle do correct the bugs - though unfortunately in the next release of the docs and not online.
Niall Litchfield
Oracle DBA
http://www.orawin.info/

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