Recovery option for repository database

Hi,
Currently we use IDM primariy for moving data from databases to AD, all the source data are stored in the source databases. We need to decide if we are going to use Oracle Data Guard for recovery of teh repository database. Any suggestion on this? How are you setting up recovery for the repository database?
Thanks,
Michael

karol wrote:I use a second pacman config where I have a bunch of unofficial repos listed, so I can search for some package, like so:
I think you can use the '-q' switch instead of cutting:
I'm aiming for something completely independent... Worst case I'll have to extract the DB to a temp location and check that way.
progandy wrote:You should consider using the json interface. xyne does this in his package downloader
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=160069
There's no JSON interface for a repo I've created myself using repo-add

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