Rolling forward a standby database involves applying incremental backups to synchronize changes made to the primary database. This process becomes more complicated when a new datafile is added to the primary database. In this article, I will outline the essential steps and considerations involved in rolling forward a standby database using RMAN incremental backups after the addition of a datafile on the primary side.
Fixing a DBCS Startup Failure Caused by ORA-07445
Introduction: Running Oracle databases on Oracle Database Cloud Service (DBCS) usually provides a stable and well-automated environment, ...
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Introduction In our existing SQL Server Always On configuration, we had a two-node setup, with each node hosted in a separate data center,...
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Introduction In Part 1 (SQL Server Always On Across Two Data Centers with Dual Witnesses and DNS CNAME) , I walked through how we designed...
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Prerequisites 1. Backup File: Ensure you have a valid full backup of the database you want to restore. I used AdventureWorks2019.ba...
