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Oracle® Data Guard Concepts and Administration
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Release 2 (10.2)
Part Number B14239-04
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2-1 Standby Database Location and Directory Options
3-1 Preparing the Primary Database for Physical Standby Database Creation
3-2 Creating a Physical Standby Database
4-1 Preparing the Primary Database for Logical Standby Database Creation
4-2 Creating a Logical Standby Database
5-1 LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_STATE_n Initialization Parameter Attributes
5-2 Minimum Requirements for Data Protection Modes
5-3 Wait Events for Destinations Configured with the ARCH Attribute
5-4 Wait Events for Destinations Configured with the LGWR SYNC Attributes
5-5 Wait Events for Destinations Configured with the LGWR ASYNC Attributes
8-1 Actions Required on a Standby Database After Changes to a Primary Database
8-2 Location Where Common Actions on the Primary Database Can Be Monitored
11-1 Step-by-Step Procedure to Upgrade Oracle Database Software
12-1 Data Guard Scenarios
12-2 Initialization Parameter Settings for Primary and Physical Standby Databases
12-3 Initialization Parameter Settings for Primary and Logical Standby Databases
12-4 Initialization Parameters for Primary, Physical, and Logical Standby Databases
12-5 Identifiers for the Physical Standby Database Example
12-6 Identifiers for Logical Standby Database Example
13-1 Initialization Parameters for Instances in a Data Guard Configuration
14-1 Directives for the TEMPLATE Attribute
14-2 VALID_FOR Attribute Values
15-1 ALTER DATABASE Statements Used in Data Guard Environments
15-2 ALTER SESSION Statement Used in Data Guard Environments
16-1 Views That Are Pertinent to Data Guard Configurations
A-1 Common Processes That Prevent Switchover
A-2 Fixing Typical SQL Apply Errors
C-1 Values for stmt Parameter of the DBMS_LOGSTDBY.SKIP procedure
C-2 Statement Options for Skipping SQL DDL Statements
D-1 Directives for the LOG_ARCHIVE_FORMAT Initialization Parameter
E-1 Initialization Parameters for Primary, Physical, and Logical Standby Databases
F-1 Standby Database Preparation Using RMAN
F-2 Order of Precedence for Naming Datafiles in Standby Database
F-3 Using Image Copies to Create a Standby Database: Scenario