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    Standby Database Data Guard

    1-Deploy Data Guard will apply on standby or prod database or the both?

    Example:
    % cd $ORACLE_HOME/dataguard/bin
    % ./dgdeploy

    2- execute switchover will switch from prod to standby the another execute of switchover will execute the reverse on production database?
    Ahmed Ismail Mahmoud

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    1. Don't know, have allways set up dataguard/standby manualy
    2. Yes
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    any one used data guard in standby database
    Ahmed Ismail Mahmoud

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    Hi

    what do u mean by used datagaurd on standby database ?

    regards
    Hrishy

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    I mean after install data guard software on unix machine there are steps i have to do as follow: -- look at 3rd step
    To Deploy Data Guard:
    1. Start up the production database: Example: % sqlplus ?/ as sysdba? SQL> startup
    2. Mount the standby database: Example: % sqlplus ?/ as sysdba? SQL> startup nomount pfile=$ORACLE_HOME/dbs/initDGSID_stby.ora SQL> alter database mount standby database;
    (((3. Deploy Data Guard:
    Example: % cd $ORACLE_HOME/dataguard/bin % ./dgdeploy )))
    4. Start the Production and Standby Agents: Example: % dgdctl DGDCTL> start all
    5. Verify that the agents are started and that production is open and standby is mounted. Example: DGDCTL> status Test Data Guard Functionality:
    The final step of Data Guard implementation is to test key functionality.
    First, we will make sure that the standby database is recoverable.
    Secondly, we will make sure that we can switch roles: 1. Make sure standby database is recoverable by changing it to read only mode and back to recover mode: Example: DGDCTL> standby r2ro DGDCTL> standby ro2r 2. Make sure that the database can switch roles back and forth between production and standby: Example: DGDCTL> switchover DGDCTL> switchover 3. Test features for your environment. When using features like the alert log parser, recovery lag feature, or the call home feature, it is recommended that you fully test the procedure before implementing it into production
    Ahmed Ismail Mahmoud

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    Yeah, I've performed DG switchovers on 9i. Am not familiar with the dgdeploy thing that you mention. I'll have to look it up.

    I've done'em both manually and via OEM. Both work quite well. See notes 232240.1 and 227196.1 on metalink.

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