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Oracle Replicaion
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Eddie Awad May 5.
Memory allocation
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jared Still Mar 3.
Incremental backup or scheduling full back up
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The documentation is your friend: Oracle® Database Advanced Replication 10g Release 2 (10.2).
Dear friend,How are you all. I need a document oracle 10g replication . please anybody provide me.regardsnaserAsst DBA
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From your problem statement it would appear that what you want to do is make the database startup using the spfile. What exactly happens when you attempt to do so?
Please list all the steps you take, and the errors that occur.
Dear allI am configuring a new Oracle 10 g server for a Windows 2003. Thisserver has 6 GB available memory. But i cant use full memory. As your suggestion i have already set /3GB / PAE in boot.ini file. I cant start up database from spfile. My pr…
why didnot use incremental update backup ?i did not understand ,Incramental update backup is storage friendly ...
ok if you want scheduling backup , after you will make it
Thanks a lot for ur suggestion. But I need one document for rman recovery procedure.Please mail me one rman recovery document.
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Hopefully everybody is fine. I have to database. One is main database i.e. production database.Another is report database. Both database are running 24 hours. I have taken export backup in production database. After two days repor…
Hi,
Follow metalink Note- 752360.1 for easy steps of creating standby database from RMAN.
This doesn't require any downtime :)
regards,
Sunil
Hello dear all
I want to create oracle stand by server. Anybody help me. Please write details step by step.
I am waiting for your response.
Congratulation on the occasion of EID MUBARUK.
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Naser
Asst. DBA
you can take RMAN full backup one day a week and incremental level 1 one day a week and rest of days level 2 backups.
this will reduce backup time
see my article on dbapool.com
http://www.dbapool.com/articles/0711200701.html
Hi Mohammad,
export is not a real backup, that is the first to keep in mind. In case of a damage of files in your database, you can not do recovery with an mere export. You can import what you have exported, that is true. But you will not be able to…
Hi Naser,
It is always safe to take full backup. But it depends upon your backup strategy.If your database is very big, it is not possible to take full backup everyday. You can go for weekly twice or thrice full database backup and rest of the days…
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