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Data Guard — it’s real it’s Oracle, you know what you’ve got!

“Data Guard — it’s real it’s Oracle, you know what you’ve got!” said Joe Meeks (Director of High Availability Product Management at Oracle) in his closing statement during the Live Webcast presentation titled “Maximize Availability with Oracle Database 11g” held today.
The focus of this presentation was on “Active Data Guard Option” of Oracle 11g. [...]

What the heck is “snapshot standby”?

I was just reviewing Note:565535.1 Flashback Database Best Practices & Performance and came across the following paragraph under the title of “Measuring Impact of turning Flashback Database ON / Analyzing the Performance Impact“:
If you’re on RDBMS release 11g and have a physical standby, then you can enable flashback database on your physical standby and then [...]


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