PBaljet wrote:
>
> I an considering using OPS in order to have redundency in a system
> architecture. Basically the system will be multiple application servers
> connecting back to a database server via SQL-Net. I want to have a
> duplicate database server running Oracle OPS so if one database goes done
> I still have one database up to connect to.
>
> Has anyone had succes with this type of architecture?
> How difficult is OPS to configure and maintain?
>
> Thanks in advance
High availability is precisely what OPS is designed for. So the answer
to your first question is yes, although you might want to allow your
user community to have access to both nodes and provide some form of
network fallover should one node become unavailable.
To answer your second question, I recommend you attend Oracle's OPS
Admin class. That'll provide much more detail than I can supply via
e-mail.
--
Rich Woods
Technical Field Support Specialist, Oracle Corporation, USA
The above statements and opinions are my own and do not
necessarily represent those of Oracle Corporation.
Received on Tue Feb 11 1997 - 00:00:00 CST
