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Data Guard management during extended outage of failover server

edited May 27, 2009 11:54PM in High Availability Data Guard, Sharding and Global Data Services (MOSC) 2 commentsAnswered
 I implemented Data Guard to manage the production and physical standby databases for a customer. We have been up and running for 6months without any issues.  We lost the standby server a few days ago which led to large alert logs and LGWR issues terminating the instances. I then disabling the dataguard configuration for the databases as in interim fix till our standby server is available.  Question: What is the best practice for Data guard managed databases when the standby server is not available for an extended period of time?

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