Oracle Data Guard Evolution.

Posted by FatDBA on February 21, 2013

Oracle Data Guard’s Improvements from Version 8i (Introduced in same version) till now:

ORACLE 8i
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* Read-Only Standby Database
* Managed recovery
* Remote archiving redo log files

ORALCE 9i
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* “Zero Data Loss” Integration
* Data Guard Broker and Data Guard Manager GUI
* Swithcover and Failover operations
* Automatical synchronous
* Logical Standby Database
* Maximum Protection

ORACLE 10g
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* Real-Time Apply
* Fast-Start Failover
* Asynchronous redo transfer
* Flashback Database

ORACLE 11g
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* Active Standby Database (Active Data Guard)
* Snapshot Standby
* Heterogeneous platform support (Production –Linux, Standby – Windows)

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One Response to “Oracle Data Guard Evolution.”

Abdul Taher Iqbal said

January 20, 2020 at 4:24 PM
Nice Article please share if you update on 12c.

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