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Oracle Database 10g Cold Failover Cluster: Using Oracle Clusterware Integration With Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control

Overview This paper follows on from the existing paper 'Using Oracle Clusterware to Protect a Single Instance Oracle Database'. It extends the concepts introduced in that paper to cover the management of the 'Cold Failover' database using Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) Grid Control. The addition of the OEM Agent to the node alters the way in which Oracle Clusterware must protect the single instance database. The database can no longer be treated as a single resource. It must be failed over together with the OEM Agent and any other relevant resources. To achieve this concept of a 'Resource Group' for Oracle Clusterware is explained in this paper. A resource group acts as a container for the managed resources.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	March 2007	Downloads	4
Format	White Papers
Topics	Database Management, High Performance Computing, Database Applications

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