Standby DB is available in standard edition ???

Hi,
i want to ask whether standby DB feature is available in oracle standard edition server ???
Thanks
Steve
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According to the 10g Licencing info, only table compression is listed under Table 1-1 Features Not Available with Oracle Database Standard Edition or Standard Edition One.
Cheers, APC

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