failover backup server

ODBC connections like that won't automatically fail over. You'd probably need to set up a virtual ip address that automatically moves to the standby database to account for that.

That's correct but, you have opened Pandora's box... Jenn is gonna come back with a zillion random questions. Brace for impact!

:D your funny dear....after all this forum is made for questions and answers:p

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:D your funny dear....after all this forum is made for questions and answers:p

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it is, but you are the wirst kinda of person who posts here, one who doesnt even bother to think for themselves.

if you carry on with that, you may well find yourself unable to post here.

Stop trolling

Hi

Does anybody have a idea on how to do this

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probably need to set up a virtual ip address
that automatically moves to the standby
database to account for

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probably microsoft cluster + Oracle Failsafe with Windows or CRS Cold Failover Cluster with UNIX or Linux

I have experience with the second option but not first

let your Systems Engineer/Administrator worries those concerns. They could opt to use SIP /Service I.P. where I.P. can be attach/detached between servers.

Hi reydp

Thank you very much i appreciate.

regards
Hrsihy