Differing Oracle IDs between primary and standby servers
I am working with a client that wants to use an existing server as a standby server. It currently has no databases on it but the oracle software (GRID/RDBMS) has been installed.
They have a test and prodcution set of RAC servers and they want to use a third server as a Dataguard standby server for both, the TEST side for testing of standby only, the PROD side as a real PROD standby server.
The question has to do with the fact that on the test RAC servers, the Oracle ID is 303, on the productions RAC servers, the Oracle ID is 310, (on both sets of RAC servers the Oracle account owns both GRID and RDBMS software). On the proposed standby server the Oracle ID is 54321 and owns the RDBMS software, the GRID ID is 54322 and owns the GRID software. My question is will this difference in Oracle ID's and thier respective file permissions cause issues in the operation of the Dataguard standby services?