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Oracle Data Guard 10g: Ensuring Disaster Recovery for the Enterprise

Overview Business continuity and disaster recovery are top priorities for the senior management of most global enterprises. Economic fluctuations, rapid changes in market trends, and competitive pressures imply that the global enterprise of today must operate in a 24x7 environment, and must be bale to swiftly and efficiently deal with unforeseen business interruptions. Oracle Data Guard is the most effective solution available today to protect the core asset of any enterprise - its data, and make it available on a 24x7 basis even in the face of disasters and other calamities. This paper discusses Oracle Data Guard 10g technology, and demonstrates how it is one of the most important elements in the business continuity infrastructure of any enterprise.

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Publisher	Oracle	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2003	Downloads	2
Format	White Papers
Topics	Disaster Recovery, Data Recovery - Security, Database Applications

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