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Category Archives: Oracle Dataguard
Implementing Oracle Database 10g Logical Standby database with Oracle Dataguard Broker
Recently in the course of my work, I had to implement a logical standby database for a production 10g Release 2 (10.2.0.5) database. Now, this is not a huge task in itself, but most Dataguard configuration requests are usually for … Continue reading
oracletempspace (or my adventures with Oracle) 