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Title: DB highly available Post by: Arvind on April 22, 2009, 10:23:17 am When a database is said to be highly available? Is there any check point to make the database highly availble.
How this availability ratio can be obtained from the DB. Thanks in advance... :) Title: Re: DB highly available Post by: Sipra on April 22, 2009, 05:07:10 pm When a database is said to be highly available? A databse is said to be highly available, if the availbility of database is stable without any connection time outs in between. This terminology pertains to the DBA. I don't have exact idea, how this can be measured and how to make a db highly availble. Hope this helps you for some extent. ;D Title: Re: DB highly available Post by: Arvind on July 26, 2009, 10:01:38 pm This terminology pertains to the DBA. I don't have exact idea, how this can be measured and how to make a db highly availble. Thanks for the meaningful info.... but i need to extract more info for myself. Title: Re: DB highly available Post by: Whoever on August 10, 2009, 11:33:06 am This terminology pertains to the DBA. I don't have exact idea, how this can be measured and how to make a db highly availble. Thanks for the meaningful info.... but i need to extract more info for myself. You can read a whitepaper on Overview of high-availability Oracle 11g setup (http://www.oracle.com/technology/deploy/availability/pdf/high-availability-11g-whitepaper.pdf) to help you get started with the various Oracle features / configurations you can leverage for a high-availability DB deployment. |