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"Bonjour" from Paris,
Stephan is right : all the sessions are lost (rollbacked) and the users
or the applications need to be
re-started or reconnected to the base. In fact the failover (i.e the
launch of the instance on the second machine) is a shutdown
immediate/startup standard procedure. Sometimes it's a shutdown
abort/startup procedure, it depends of the nature of the problem
requiring the failover.
The longer is the switch of the disks/volume/and fs.
I have no experience on HACMP but i use Veritas Cluster Server with Oracle on Sun Sparc E3500 cluster and this HA architecture is great ! No particular pbm during one year of production. And one failover due to a network problem - the first server had lost is IP due to a catalyst pbm).
"Au revoir" from Paris
Hieraklion
Stefan wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Hieraklion is right you don't need ops. But
>- takeover your volumes takes its time
>- all the sessions are lost with TAF the can be reconnected or you
> connect to both instances
>- recovery time is shorter
>
>Regards
>Stefan
>
>
>Hieraklion wrote:
>
>>"Bonjour" from Paris,
>>
>>In order to creatz a HA architecture, you don't need to acquire OPS. OPS
>>is needed only if you want several instances on each node access one
>>database.
>>
>>A HA architecture requires :
>>
>> - sharable disks (for the dbfiles) on the two nodes
>> - a soft in order to manage the HA
>> (descripbe the HA resources, the type of failer over ... I assume HACM
>>does it ...)
>> - virtual IP adresse for the listener ....
>>
>>"Au revoir" from Paris
>>
>>Hieraklion
>>
>>
>>James wrote:
>>
>>>There are two Oracle databases reside on two RS6000 H80s. Each of them
>>>is running on a separeted machine. We want to build a HACMP for them,
>>>so in case of any server crash, two DBs are running on another machine
>>>at the same time.
>>>
>>>Is there any technical problems? Any things to be aware of (listner,
>>>port...)? We need Oracle Enterprise version or OPS.
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>James
>>>
>
Received on Thu Jan 17 2002 - 05:29:19 CST