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Hi!
> If the Load is not high on the Production server and what
> I meant by load is the Transaction Load. As it Financial
> system , so it all depend on the Modules
More like on number users and their activities..
> --> Physical Standby databse - This option is good
> * If there is not much load on the production server and so
> the Realtime loading can be done thru Data Guard. [ This is
> possible with 9i and I am not sure with 8i]
You probaby meant Logical standby here, because physical standby suits high-load environments well, since no additional processing has to be done on primary db if in archivelog mode (not counting requirement for logging operations in here).
> But from Nelso Emailm the physical standby is not at all good
> option as he want to use the other server for Reporting purpose
> with all data should be very close to production server
Depending on MTTR requirements, one solution would be to just to recover
standby database few times a day, at lunchtime, for example. This may create
some inconveniences to users though.
Note that even when running Apps on shareplex-replicated-standby-database
isn't probably supported, then for Cognos it doesn't matter, it only deals
with content of tables anyway, and SP should be able to tranfer data
correctly.
> So as Nelson is on 8i and as he also cannot go for Oracle 9i
> as that require him to go for Oracle Apps to 11.5.9 or so
Wrong, 9i is certified with Apps starting from 11.5.7.
Tanel.
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