Replication between diferent platforms

Hi everybody, has somebody answer me a very important and urgent question?
Is it possible to replicate dabases between SUN and HP, with oracle data guard, or what is the procedure to do this.
thanks in advance, is very impórtan to me.

Do you have a link to documentation on that? DataGuard has to require the source and destination to be the same operating system because
1) you have to clone the database to create the standby, which only works on machies of the same operating system, and
2) DataGuard works by shipping archive logs to the standby, the format of which is operating system dependent.
Multi-master replication, on the other hand, just transfers data over SQL*Net, so it should be perfectly acceptable to replicate across Oracle databases on any set of platforms.
Justin
Distributed Database Consulting, Inc.
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