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Oracle Standby - Rolling Upgrade using Transient Logical Standby database

Oracle Standby - Rolling Upgrade using Transient Logical Standby database In Database world, Getting downtime for mission critical database is very difficult. Specially for activity like upgrading database where downtime can be easily vary from 4 Hours to 8 Hours. We can reduce the downtime significantly , using Rolling Upgrade using Transient Logical Standby database .  In this blog ,We will  illustrates how we can perform a rolling upgrade from Oracle 12c Release 1 to Oracle 12c Release 2 using a Transient Logical Standby database. This approach will miminise the downtime required for an upgrade which can potentially run into several hours down to just the time required to perform a switchover which could be a few minutes in most cases. A rolling upgrade using a Transient Logical Standby database at a very high level will involve three main stages or steps: 1) Temporarily convert a physical standby database to a logical standby database using the new KEEP IDENTITY claus...

Oracle Standby - Roll Forwarding Standby Database - Over the Service

Oracle Standby - Roll Forwarding Standby Database - Over the Service In cases where a physical standby database is far behind the primary database, an RMAN incremental backup can be used to roll the standby database forward faster than redo log apply. In this procedure, the RMAN BACKUP INCREMENTAL FROM SCN command is used to create an incremental backup on the primary database that starts at the current SCN of the standby and is used to roll forward the standbydatabase. With Oracle 12c database , We can roll forward or restore standby database over the service. So primarily , there are two method to roll forward database 1) Using Conventional Incremental RMAN Backup and 2) Using RMAN Recovery of the standby database over the Service(of primary Database).  In this blog , We will discuss about Second method of Roll forwarding i.e RMAN recovery of the standby database over the service. F ollow the below steps to Roll Forward your Standby database: 1) Stop the MRP process on the stan...

Oracle Standby - Roll Forwarding Standby Database - Conventional RMAN Incremental

Oracle Standby - Roll Forwarding Standby Database - Conventional RMAN Incremental In cases where a physical standby database is far behind the primary database, an RMAN incremental backup can be used to roll the standby database forward faster than redo log apply. In this procedure, the RMAN BACKUP INCREMENTAL FROM SCN command is used to create an incremental backup on the primary database that starts at the current SCN of the standby and is used to roll forward the standby database. With Oracle 12c database , We can roll forward or restore standby database over the service. So primarily , there are two method to roll forward database 1) Using Conventional Incremental RMAN Backup and 2) Using RMAN Recovery of the standby database over the Service(of primary Database).  In this blog , We will discuss about first method of Roll forwarding i.e Conventional Incremental RMAN Backup. F ollow the below steps to Roll Forward your Standby database: 1) Stop the MRP process on the standby ...