Data Guard 9i Creating a Logical Standby Database (Doc ID 186150.1)

Last updated on AUGUST 03, 2023

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Purpose

The procedures below contain information about creating a logical standby. 
 
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For the purposes of this document, the following fictitious environment is used as an example to describe 
the procedure:


sid=LGSTBY
database names=DB1, DB2
tablespace_name = logical_tblsp
host=<host name 1>,<host name 2>
Service Name = DB1,DB2
directory = /u01/oradata and all subdirectories

Scope

These procedures are to be used in conjunction with those contained within
the Oracle9i Data Guard Concepts and Administration Release 2 (9.2) manual, 
Chapter 4 Creating a Logical Standby Database. This document compliments and 
supplements the existing Oracle9i Data Guard Concepts and Administration
documentation; it does not replace the current documentation.

If you are creating a logical standby on a system that has Real Application 
Clusters installed, then most of the actions described should be performed on 
only one node of the system. You should perform the actions described on only 
one node unless instructed otherwise in a particular step.

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