| availability
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| Data
Guard: |
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Oracle Data Guard,
the enhanced Standby Database technology introduced in 9i Release 1, has been extended to
include automated switchover, automatic network failure handling and enforceable restrictions
on nologging operations on the primary database which could affect the standby database. |
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| SQL
Apply Mode: |
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| A major new
mode has been added to Data Guard - SQL Apply Mode maintains a logical copy of the
primary database as the standby and applies the actual SQL statements from the Primary
database to the standby. On top of this the standby database in "SQL Apply Mode" is
continually available for reporting even as new SQL statements are being applied by
the Data Guard broker. |
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| Downtime
Reductions: |
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| In an effort
to reduce downtime during application upgrades, column and constraint names can now be
renamed and the recompilation procedure for PL/SQL procedures and packages has been enhanced
to improve efficiency. Only packages and procedures that have been detected as having been
altered will be recompiled. |
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| Additional
features: |
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| Other
availability enhancements: |
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The Log Miner utility, now supports LONG and LOB
datatypes and mining of redo logs that were archived after the Log Miner was started.
Also, supplemental logging is now turned off by default (a change from 9i Release 1).
The Flashback Query feature (introduced in 9i Release
1) is now available within individual SQL statements as well
as in the session as was previously the case. For example you
can now select differences in the same piece of data over time
within the same SQL statement. |
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