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ODA X3 as a Data Guard DR standby system, et al

edited Jan 13, 2018 4:01AM in Oracle Database Appliance (ODA) (MOSC) 1 commentAnswered ✓

Hi Community,

We have an ODA X3-2 (11.2.0.4) that is no longer our primary RDBMS and will be repurposed for other uses (our primary is now a newer X5-2 ODA, 11.2.0.4). 

We have an EE license and would like to create and use (1) database on the X3 to act as the standby instance in failover mode.

Below is our summary understanding of DG;


Data Guard

"Regular" Data Guard simply ships completed transactions to an alternative database server,

which remains in failover mode and constantly “replays” those transactions on the remote site

to maintain a near real-time replicated version of your live Oracle database.

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