Despite the simplified process, there is no magic to set up the standby
database. Oracle is setting it up the same way that an administrator would.
The feature also includes automated failover of in-memory
databases and applications and integration with Oracle Clusterware and Oracle Data Guard to help avoid downtime and data loss in case of failure, and it support for PL/SQL, Oracle Call Interface (OCI), and Pro C embedded SQL Programming language.
Between systems, where primary
database and standby
database is running can be differences in the hardware requests for processor, memory size or size of disk space.
At this stage, the GEOMAP
database was accessed in order to pull the compressed map catalog record using a GN number (all the scanned maps that were cataloged in GEOMAP
database have this unique number).
The drawback of this method is that the second-pass of the Exchange
Database places a very large burden on the Exchange Server CPU.
Click on the
Databases tab and select the format of your
database.
Because a
database wouldn't be spread out on multiple servers, it would be easier in many cases for IT staff to create firewalls or limit access, experts say.
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