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Creating a Configuration and Physical Standby Database by Using Enterprise

Manager

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Objectives

After completing this lesson, you should be able to do the following:

• Enable FORCE LOGGING• Use Enterprise Manager to create a broker

configuration

• Use Enterprise Manager to monitor the broker configuration

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Enabling FORCE LOGGING Mode

• Forced logging is recommended to ensure data consistency.

• FORCE LOGGING forces redo to be generated even when NOLOGGING operations are executed.

• Temporary tablespaces and temporary segments are not logged.

• FORCE LOGGING is recommended for both physical and logical standby databases.

• Issue the following command on the primary database:

SQL> ALTER DATABASE FORCE LOGGING;

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Using Enterprise Manager to Create a Broker Configuration

• Use the Add Standby Database Wizard to:– Create a broker configuration– Add a database to a broker configuration

• Primary database must be started with an SPFILE.

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Creating a Configuration

Click “Add Standby Database” to start the wizard.

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Using the Add Standby Database Wizard

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Step 1: Specify the Backup Type

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Step 2: Specify the Backup Options

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Step 3: Select the Standby Database Location Instance Name

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Step 3: Select the Standby Database Location Oracle Home

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Step 4: Specify the Standby Database File Locations Access Method

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Step 4: Specify the Standby Database File Locations File Locations

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Step 5: Specify Standby Database Configuration Parameters

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Step 6: Review the Configuration Information

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Standby Database Creation: Processing

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Standby Database Creation: Progress

Click “Creation in progress” to view the job.

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Standby Database Creation: Job Details

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Verifying a Configuration

Click “Verify Configuration.”

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Reviewing Results of the Verify Operation

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Creating Standby Redo Logs

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Viewing the Data Guard Configuration Status

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Viewing Data Guard Performance

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Summary

In this lesson, you should have learned how to:

• Enable FORCE LOGGING• Use Enterprise Manager to create a configuration

• Use Enterprise Manager to monitor the configuration

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Practice 4: Overview

This practice covers the following topics:

• Logging in to Oracle Enterprise Manager 10gGrid Control

• Using the wizard to create a Data Guard broker configuration with a physical standby database

• Verifying the configuration