Ocfs with standard edition

Dear all,
We need to install 11.2.0.2 RAC on linux rhel Red Hat Enterprise Linux v5.5,x86-64 (64 bit machine) and client needs standard edition. Can I use OCFS with
standard edition or do I have to use ASM ?
kai

Oracle10g Standard Edition does not support use of using the Oracle Clustered File System (OCFS) for the physical database files. This is documented in Metalink Note ID : 358248.1.
http://www.idevelopment.info/data/Oracle/DBA_tips/Oracle10gRAC/CLUSTER_15.shtml
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Well,
again there is a point to think.
here my expireince
i dont know is the database eariler migrated from enterprise edition to standard edition or have license of enterprise edition.
when i start generating AWR report the output is with empty fields, then after my work around i found we need to change paraemters of mangement pack as tuning+
then i can able to generate AWR report. But there is no option to me ask is it enterprise edition license or standard edition license.. ;-)
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Hi all,
Just really looking for any opinions, experience etc. that people may have about this.
My company are looking to set up a RAC system. They have also asked me to think about creating a standby database for disaster recovery. The first problem they give me here is that they only pay for Standard Edition of Oracle, therefore Dataguard is not an option.
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Edit 1:
Sorry, I should state that in principal, the basic environment is:
Windows 2003 Server
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I didn't state that originally though, as I'd be keen to hear from anyone who may have attempted this on any O/S and Oracle version.
Edited by: Ados on 16-sep-2009 9:32
Edit 2:
I also realise we could put the archive logs on the local nodes.. but to reinforce the point, I'm talking about having them on the shared storage where - in theory - the management is easier and more effective.
Edited by: Ados on 16-sep-2009 9:35

For anyone interested..
I guess it would be done using RMAN (in fact, I'm sure of it...) in which case, I feel a lot more comfortable doing it!!
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This way, it shouldn't matter if the arch logs are stored using ASM, we can now get them and "see" them.. and hence "manipulate" them (pass them on to a standby DB, for example).
I'm just waiting to get my hands on a Standard Edition installation where I can test all this.. To try it all out (with 2-node RAC, and a standby server) I don't think I'll get a chance, so still interested in opinions, or if anyone's actually done this.
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