In this post I’ll continue discussing SEHA. If you don’t know what it is or you would like to read more about it, look at my previous post. I will
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SEHA – Standard Edition High Availability in Oracle DBSEHA – Standard Edition High Availability in Oracle DB
During AIOUG Yatra conference, I attended a session by Markus Michalewicz about “Standard Edition High Availability”. This is a new feature in Oracle Database 19.7, after Oracle has removed Oracle
Upgrading a GI on NFS to 18cUpgrading a GI on NFS to 18c
I wrote lately a couple of post about upgrading to 18c (why research is important and OCR and Voting disks on 18c and 19c). These posts were the result of
Did You Know #28 – Standby + RACDid You Know #28 – Standby + RAC
In an Oracle Data Guard configuration, the primary and standby databases can have different configurations. It’s very common to have a smaller server for the standby database (less CPUs, less
Diagnosing Listener Issues in RACDiagnosing Listener Issues in RAC
I’ve written a few “diagnostics” posts in the past (you can see them all under the “Troubleshooting” category). People really like these type of posts, and I got many comments