Oracle 10g/11g RAC, DataGuard实战之Oracle 10gR2 RAC DataGuard

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Oracle Database 10gR2 High Availability with

RAC and Data Guard on Linux

PART I - Install Oracle Grid Control 10.2.0.5.0

1. Install Oracle repository Database

1.1 Install the Linux OS (CentOS 5.3) - ()

1.2 Install Required Linux Packages for Oracle - (Video)

1.3 Netwok Configuration - (Video)

1.4 Operating System Configuration - (Video)

1.5 Create "oracle" User and Directories - (Video)

1.6 Download the Oracle Database 11g Release 1 Software - (Video)

1.7 Install the Oracle Database 11gR1 Software - (Video)

1.8 Install the Oracle Database 11g Examples Software - (Video)

1.9 Apply the Database Patchset - (Video)

1.10 Create Oracle TNS Listener Process - (Video)

1.11 Create a Oracle Database - (Video)

1.12 Post-Installation Tasks - (Video)

1.12.1 Re-compile Invalid Objects - (Video)

1.12.2 Enabling Archive Logs - (Optional) - (Video)

1.12.3 Enabling Flashback Database - (Video)

1.13 Setting up Automatic Database Starting and Stopping - ()

1.14 Oracle Enterprise Manager 11g - ()

2. Install Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control 10.2.0.5.0

2.1 Overview of Grid Control - (Video)

2.2 Pre-Installation Requirements - (Video)

2.3 Prepare the Existing Oracle 11g Database for Grid Control Install - (Video)

2.4 Install Enterprise Manager Base Version 10.2.0.1.1 - (Video)

2.5 Patch the Enterprise Manager Installation to 10.2.0.5 - (Video)

2.6 Configure Grid Control Installation using ConfigureGC.pl - (Video)

3. Post-Installation of Grid Control

3.1 Verify Grid Control - OMS, Application Server and Agent - (Video)

3.1.1 OPMN Processes - (Video)

3.1.2 Grid Control Console - ()

3.1.3 Remote Login Grid Control Console - (Video)

3.1.4 Verify 10.2.0.5 Component Version for OMS - (Video)

3.1.5 Verify 10.2.0.5 Component Version for Management Agent - (Video)

3.1.6 Configure Database Instance - (Video)

3.2 Secure OMS and Management Agent - (Video)

3.2.1 Secure OMS - ()

3.2.2 Secure the Management Agent - (Video)

3.3 Starting / Stopping the Grid Control Environment - (Video)

3.3.1 Starting the Management Repository Database - (Video)

3.3.2 Starting the Oracle Management Service (OMS) - (Video)

3.3.3 Starting the Management Agent - (Video)

3.3.4 Stopping the Management Agent - (Video)

3.3.5 Stopping the Oracle Management Service (OMS) - ()

3.3.6 Stopping the Management Repository Database - (Video)

PART II Oracle 10gR2 HA with RAC and Data Guard

1. Building an Oracle RAC 10gR2 for RAC Primary

1.1 Install Linux OS(CentOS 5.3) - ()

1.2 Install Required Linux Packages for Oracle RAC- (Video)

1.3 Network Configuration - (Video)

1.4 Create "oracle" User and Directories - (Video)

1.5 Configure the Linux Servers for Oracle - (Video)

1.6 Configure the "hangcheck-timer" Kernel Module - (Video)

1.7 Configure RAC Nodes for Remote Access using SSH - (Video)

1.8 IP SAN Configuration - Openfiler - ()

1.9 Install Openfiler - SAN - ()

1.10 Configure iSCSI Volumes using openfiler - (Video)

1.11 Configure iSCSI Volumes on Oracle RAC Nodes - (Video)

1.12 Install and configure Oracle Cluster File System(OCFS2)- (Video)

1.13 Install and Configure ASM (ASMLib2.0) - (Video)

1.14 Download Oracle RAC 10g Software - (Video)

1.15 Pre-Installation Tasks for Oracle 10g Release 2- (Video)

1.16 Install Oracle Clusterware 10g - 10.2.0.1.0 - (Video)

1.17 Upgrade Oracle Clusterware from 10.2.0.1.0 to 10.2.0.3.0 - (Video)

1.18 Install and configure Automatic Storage Management (ASM) - (Video)

1.19 Apply the Patch Set 10.2.0.3.0 to the ASM Home - (Video)

1.20 Install Oracle Database 10gR2 Software - 10.2.0.1.0 - (Video)

1.21 Install Oracle Database 10g Companion CD Software - (Video)

1.22 Apply the Patch set 10.2.0.3.0 to Oracle Home - (Video)

1.23 Create TNS Listener Process - (Video)

1.24 Create ASM Instance - (Video)

1.25 Install the EM agent on each cluster node - (Video)

1.25.1 Pre-Installation Requirements - (Video)

1.25.2 Download Oracle Management Agent (10.2.0.5) - (Video)

1.25.3 Install Management Agent (10.2.0.5) in RAC Environment - (Video)

1.25.4 Verify Agent Status - (Video)

1.25.5 Secure the Management Agent if necessary - (Video)

1.26 Create a Cluster Database - (Video)

1.27 Post-Installation Tasks - (Optional) - (Video)

1.27.1 Re-compile Invalid Objects - (Video)

1.27.2 Enabling Archive Logs and Flashback in a RAC Environment - (Video)

1.27.3 Create Shared Oracle Password Files - (Video)

1.28 Verify TNS Networking Files - (Video)

1.29 Create / Alter Tablespaces - ()

1.30 Verify the RAC Cluster & Database Configuration - (Video)

1.31 Configuring the Initialization Parameters - (Video)

1.32 Startup / Shutdown the Oracle RAC 10gR2 - (Video)

1.32.1 Stopping the Oracle RAC 10g Environment - (Video)

1.32.2 Start Monitor the alert.log - ()

1.32.3 Start the Oracle RAC 10g - ()

2. Building an Oracle RAC 10gR2 for RAC Standby

2.1 Install Linux OS(CentOS 5.3) - ()

2.2 Install Required Linux Packages for Oracle RAC - (Video)

2.3 Network Configuration - (Video)

2.4 Create "oracle" User and Directories - (Video)

2.5 Configure the Linux Servers for Oracle - (Video)

2.6 Configure the "hangcheck-timer" Kernel Module - (Video)

2.7 Configure RAC Nodes for Remote Access using SSH - (Video)

2.8 Configure iSCSI Volumes using openfiler - (Video)

2.9 Configure iSCSI Volumes on Oracle RAC Nodes - (Video)

2.10 Install and configure Oracle Cluster File System(OCFS2) - (Video)

2.11 Install and Configure ASM (ASMLib2.0) - (Video)

2.12 Download Oracle RAC 10g Software - (Video)

2.13 Pre-Installation Tasks for Oracle 10g Release 2 - (Video)

2.14 Install Oracle Clusterware 10g - 10.2.0.1.0 - (Video)

2.15 Upgrade Oracle Clusterware from 10.2.0.1.0 to 10.2.0.3.0 - (Video)

2.16 Install and configure Automatic Storage Management (ASM) - (Video)

2.17 Apply the Patch Set 10.2.0.3.0 to the ASM Home - (Video)

2.18 Install Oracle Database 10gR2 Software - 10.2.0.1.0 - (Video)

2.19 Install Oracle Database 10g Companion CD Software - (Video)

2.20 Apply the Patch set 10.2.0.3.0 to Oracle Home - (Video)

2.21 Create TNS Listener Process - (Video)

2.22 Create ASM Instance - (Video)

2.23 Install the EM agent on each cluster node - (Video)

2.23.1 Pre-Installation Requirements - (Video)

2.23.2 Download Oracle Management Agent (10.2.0.5) - (Video)

2.23.3 Install Management Agent (10.2.0.5) in RAC Environment - (Video)

2.23.4 Verify Agent Status - ()

2.23.5 Secure the Management Agent if necessary - ()

2.24 Create a Cluster Database - (Video)

2.25 Post-Installation Tasks - (Optional) - (Video)

2.25.1 Re-compile Invalid Objects - (Video)

2.25.2 Enabling Archive Logs and Flashback in a RAC Environment - (Video)

2.25.3 Create Shared Oracle Password Files - (Video)

2.26 Verify TNS Networking Files - (Video)

2.27 Create / Alter Tablespaces - ()

2.28 Verify the RAC Cluster & Database Configuration - (Video)

2.29 Configuring the Initialization Parameters - (Video)

2.30 Startup / Shutdown the Oracle RAC 10gR2 - ()

3. Install Oracle Database 10gR2 for Physical/Logical Standby

3.1 Install Linux (CentOS 5.3) - ()

3.2 Install Required Linux Packages for Oracle - (Video)

3.3 Operating System Configuration - (Video)

3.4 Network Configuration - (Video)

3.5 Create "oracle" User and Directories - (Video)

3.6 Download the Oracle Database 10g Release 2 Software - (Video)

3.7 Pre-Installation Tasks - (Video)

3.8 Install Oracle Database 10gR2 Software Using OUI - (Video)

3.9 Install the Oracle Database 10gR2 Companion CD Software - (Video)

3.10 Apply the 10.2.0.3 Database Patchset - (Video)

3.11 Create Oracle TNS Listener - (Video)

3.12 Install the Enterprise Manager agent - (Video)

3.12.1 Pre-Installation Requirements - (Video)

3.12.2 Download Oracle Management Agent (10.2.0.5) - (Video)

3.12.3 Install Management Agent (10.2.0.5) in RAC Environment - (Video)

3.12.4 Verify Agent Status - (Video)

3.13 Create an Oracle Database - (Video)

3.14 Post-Installation Tasks - (Video)

3.14.1 Re-compile Invalid Objects - (Video)

3.14.2 Enabling Archive Logs - (Video)

3.14.3 Enabling Flashback Database - (Video)

4. Configure the RAC Primary/Standby and non-RAC Standby

4.1 Configure the RAC Primary Database - (Video)

Step1: Enable Archive Mode with the FLASHBACK option enabled - (Video)

Step2: Create Shared Oracle Password Files - (Video)

Step3: Enable Force Logging - (Video)

Step4: Create Standby Redo Logs - (Video)

Step5: Configure Oracle Net Components on the RAC Primary Database - (Video)

Step6: Configure Initialization Parameters on the RAC Primary Database - (Video)

Step7: Create a Backup of the Primary Database - (Video)

Step8: Update /etc/hosts file on all nodes and Verify Network - (Video)

4.2 Configure the RAC Standby Database - (Video)

Step1: Enable Archive Mode with the Flashback option enabled - (Video)

Step2: Enable Force Logging - (Video)

Step3: Create Shared Oracle Password Files - (Video)

Step4: Create Directories on the Standby Host - (Video)

Step5: Transfer the files to the Standby Host - (Video)

Step6: Create a spfile for the RAC Standby Instance - (Video)

Step7: Configure Oracle Net Components on the RAC Standby Database - (Video)

Step8: Startup Standby Database nomount - (Video)

Step9: Create the RAC Physical Standby Database - (Video)

Step10: Start mount the RAC Physical Standby Database - (Video)

Step11: Add RAC Standby Database and Instances to the OCR - (Video)

Step12: Start Redo Apply on the RAC Physical Standby Database - (Video)

Step13: Verify the RAC Primary and RAC Standby - (Video)

Step14: Add Standby Redo Logs for the RAC Physical Standby Database - (Video)

Step15: Enabling Flashback Database on the RAC Physical Standby - (Video)

4.3 Configure the non-RAC Physical Standby Database - (Video)

Step1: Enable Archivelog Mode - (Video)

Step2: Enable Force Logging - (Video)

Step3: Create the Standby Password File - (Video)

Step4: Create Directories on the Standby Host - (Video)

Step5: Transfer the files to the standby host - (Video)

Step6: Create a spfile for the Standby Instance - (Video)

Step7: Configure Oracle Net Components on the non-RAC Standby - (Video)

Step8: Startup Standby Database nomount - (Video)

Step9: Create the non-RAC Physical Standby Database - (Video)

Step10: Start the standby database. - (Video)

Step11: Start Redo Apply on the Standby Database - (Video)

Step12: Verify the RAC Primary and non-RAC Standby - (Video)

Step13: Add Standby Redo Logs for the Standby Database - (Video)

Step14: Enabling Flashback Database on the non-RAC Physical Standby - (Video)

5. Managing the Primary and Physical Standby Database

5.1 Start monitor the alert.log file - ()

5.2 Start / Stop the Primary and Physical Standby Database - ()

6. Upgrading and Downgrading the Protection Mode

6.1 Data Guard Protection Modes - ()

6.2 Upgrading the Protection Mode - (Video)

Step1: Add Standby Redo Logfile for the Standby Database - (Video)

Step2: Add Standby Redo Logfile for the RAC Primary Database - (Video)

Step3: Configure LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_n on the RAC Primary - (Video)

Step4: Configure LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_n on the Standby Database - (Video)

Step5: Start Redo Apply on the Standby Database - (Video)

Step6: Change the Protection Mode on the RAC Primary - (Video)

Step7: Start Remote Archiving and Verify Protection Mode - (Video)

6.3 Downgrading the Protection Mode - (Video)

Step1: Configure LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_n on the RAC Primary - (Video)

Step2: Configure LOG_ARCHIVE_DEST_n on the Standby Database - (Video)

Stop3: Drop any Standby Redo Logs from the Standby Database (Optional) - (Video)

Step4: Start Redo Apply on the Standby Database - (Video)

Step5: Change the Protection Mode on the RAC Primary - (Video)

Step6: Drop any Standby Redo Logs from the RAC Primary(Optional) - (Video)

Step7: Start Remote Archiving and Verify Protection Mode - (Video)

7. Role Transition - Switchover and Failover

7.1 Performing Switchover with racnode1 and maanode1 - (Video)

Step 1: Shutdown any additional instances on the RAC Primary/Standby - (Video)

Step 2: Verify the switchover status on the RAC Primary - (Video)

Step 3: Convert the RAC Primary database into a RAC Physical Standby - (Video)

Step 4: Shut down and restart the former RAC Primary as a new standby - (Video)

Step 5: Verify the switchover status on the old RAC standby - (Video)

Step 6: Convert the RAC standby to a RAC primary database - (Video)

Step 7: Shut down and restart the new RAC Primary database - (Video)

Step 8: Start other instance on the new RAC Standby - (Video)

Step 9: Start Redo Apply on the new RAC Physical Standby - (Video)

Step 10: Start Redo Apply on the non-RAC Physical Standby - (Video)

Step 11: Verifying the RAC Standby and Single-instance Primary - (Video)

7.2 Performing Switchover with maanode1 and racnode1 - (Video)

Step 1: Shutdown any additional instances on the RAC Primary/Standby - (Video)

Step 2: Verify the switchover status on the RAC Primary - maanode1 - (Video)

Step 3: Convert the RAC Primary database into a RAC Physical Standby - (Video)

Step 4: Shut down and restart the former RAC Primary as a new standby - (Video)

Step 5: Verify the switchover status on the old RAC standby -racnode1 - (Video)

Step 6: Convert the RAC standby to a RAC primary database - (Video)

Step 7: Shut down and restart the new RAC Primary database - (Video)

Step 8: Start other instance on the new RAC Standby - (Video)

Step 9: Start Redo Apply on the new RAC Physical Standby - (Video)

Step 10: Start Redo Apply on the non-RAC Physical Standby - (Video)

Step 11: Verifying the RAC Standby and Single-instance Primary - (Video)

7.3 Performing Switchover with racnode1 and xmsinglenode - (Video)

Step 1: Shutdown any additional instances on the RAC Primary - (Video)

Step 2: Verify the switchover status on the RAC Primary - (Video)

Step 3: Convert the primary database into a physical standby - (Video)

Step 4: Shut down and restart the old primary as a new standby. - (Video)

Step 5: Verify the switchover status on the old standby - xmsingle - (Video)

Step 6: Convert the standby to a primary database - (Video)

Step 7: Shut down and restart the new primary database - (Video)

Step 8: Start other instance on the new RAC standby - (Video)

Step 9: Start Redo Apply on the new RAC standby - (Video)

Step 10: Start Redo Apply on the RAC standby - (Video)

Step 11: Verifying the RAC Standby and non-RAC Primary - (Video)

7.4 Performing Switchover with xmsinglenode and racnode1 - (Video)

Step 1: Shutdown any additional instances on the RAC Standby - (Video)

Step 2. Verify the switchover status on the non-RAC Primary - (Video)

Step 3. Convert the non-RAC primary database into a physical standby - (Video)

Step 4. Shut down and restart the old primary as a new standby - (Video)

Step 5. Verify the switchover status on the old RAC standby - (Video)

Step 6. Convert the standby to a primary database - (Video)

Step 7. Shut down and restart the new RAC primary database - (Video)

Step 8. Start other instance on the new RAC Primary - (Video)

Step 9. Start Redo Apply on the new non-RAC Standby Database - (Video)

Step 10. Start Redo Apply on the RAC Physical Standby Database - (Video)

Step 11. Verifying the RAC Primary and non-RAC Standby Database - (Video)

7.5 Performing Failover to RAC Physical Standby Database - (Video)

Step 1: Resolve any gaps that may exist on the standby database - (Video)

Step 2. Flashing back the failed RAC primary database - (Video)

Step 3. Convert the failed RAC Primary to a RAC physical standby - (Video)

Step 4: Shut down and restart the new RAC standby database - (Video)

Step 5: Convert the RAC standby into a new primary database - (Video)

Step 6: Restart the new RAC Primary database - (Video)

Step 7. Start Redo Apply on the non-RAC Standby Database - (Video)

Step 8: Verifying the New RAC Primary and non-RAC Standby Database - (Video)

7.6 Using Flashback Database After a Failover - (Video)

Step1. Determine the SCN at which the old standby database became the primary - (Video)

Step2. Flashing back the failed RAC primary database - (Video)

Step3. Convert the failed RAC Primary to a RAC physical standby - (Video)

Step4: Shut down and restart the new RAC standby database - (Video)

Step5. Restart transporting redo to the new RAC physical standby - (Video)

Step6. Start Redo Apply on the New RAC Standby - (Video)

Step7. Verify the new RAC standby database - (Video)

Step8. Performing Switchover with maanode1 and racnode1 - (Video)

8. Oracle 10gR2 Data Guard Broker

8.1 Overview of Oracle Data Guard Broker - ()

8.2 Configuring Data guard Broker - (Video)

Step1: Stop the MRP on standby database if necessary - (Video)

Step2: Modify the listener.ora files - (Video)

Step3: Modify the DataGuard Broker related init parameters - (Video)

Step4: Create Configuration - (Video)

Step5: Enable Configuration - (Video)

Step6: Verify Configuration - (Video)

8.3 Changing the State of a Database - (Video)

8.4 Start / Stop RAC and Data Guard with Broker - ()

8.5 Managing Data Protection Modes - ()

8.6 Upgrading the Protection Mode - (Video)

Step1: Set up standby redo log files if necessary - (Video)

Step2: Set the LogXptMode configurable database property, if necessary - (Video)

Step3: Set the protection mode - (Video)

Step4: Update the LogXptMode property for Primary Database - (Video)

8.7 Downgrading the Protection Mode - (Video)

Step1: Query if Standby Redo Logs exit on the Standby - (Video)

Step2: Set the LogXptMode configurable database property, if necessary - (Video)

Step3: Set the protection mode - (Video)

Step4: Update the LogXptMode property for Primary Database - (Video)

8.8 Removing the Broker - (Video)

Step1: Remove Broker configuration using DGMGRL - (Video)

Step2. Set the DG_BROKER_START to FALSE using SQL*PLUS - (Video)

Step3. Delete the two Broker configuration files from disk - (Video)

9. Role Transition - Switchover and Failover using Broker

9.1 Introduction to Role Transition - ()

9.2 Flashback Technologies and Data Guard - ()

9.3 Preparatory Checks before a Switchover - (Video)

9.4 Performing a Switchover with racdb and maadb using Broker - (Video)

Step 1: Check the primary database - (Video)

Step 2: Check the standby database that is the target of the switchover - (Video)

Step 3: Issue the switchover command - (Video)

Step 4: Show the configuration - (Video)

9.5 Performing a Switchover with maadb and racdb using Broker - (Video)

Step 1: Check the primary database - (Video)

Step 2: Check the standby database that is the target of the switchover - (Video)

Step 3: Issue the switchover command - (Video)

Step 4: Show the configuration - (Video)

9.6 Performing a Switchover with racdb and xmsingle using Broker - (Video)

Step 1: Check the primary database - (Video)

Step 2: Check the standby database that is the target of the switchover - (Video)

Step 3: Issue the switchover command - (Video)

Step 4: Show the configuration - (Video)

9.7 Performing a Switchover with xmsingle and racdb using Broker - (Video)

Step 1: Check the primary database - (Video)

Step 2: Check the standby database that is the target of the switchover - (Video)

Step 3: Issue the switchover command - (Video)

Step 4: Show the configuration - (Video)

9.8 Performing a Manual Failover Operation - (Video)

Step 1: Connect to the target standby database - (Video)

Step 2: Issue the failover command - (Video)

Step 3: Show the configuration - (Video)

Step 4: Show StatusReport property of the new primary database - (Video)

Step 5: Show the database - (Video)

9.9 Reinstating a Failed Primary Database - (Video)

Step 1: Restart the Old Primary Database - (Video)

Step 2: Reinstate the old primary database - (Video)

Step 3: Show the Configuration and Databases - (Video)

9.10 Performing a Switchover with maadb and racdb using Broker - (Video)

Step 1: Check the primary database - (Video)

Step 2: Check the standby database that is the target of the switchover - (Video)

Step 3: Issue the switchover command - (Video)

Step 4: Show the configuration - (Video)

10. Fast-Start Failover - Automatic Failover

10.1 Fast-Start Failover Architecture - ()

10.2 Enabling Fast-Start Failover and Starting the Observer - (Video)

Step 1: Ensure standby redo logs are configured on the primary and target standby - (Video)

Step 2: Ensure the LogXptMode Property is set to SYNC - (Video)

Step 3: Set the FastStartFailoverTarget configuration property - (Video)

Step 4: Determine the protection mode you want - (Video)

Step 5: Set the FastStartFailoverThreshold configuration property - (Video)

Step 6: Enable Flashback Database if necessary - (Video)

Step 7: Start the observer - (Video)

Step 8: Enable fast start failover - (Video)

Step 9: Verify the fast-start failover configuration - (Video)

10.3 Initiating a fast-start failover - (Video)

Step1: Stutting down all instances of RAC Primary with abort option - (Video)

Step2: Verify configuration and database after the fast-start failover - (Video)

Step3: Manually Restart the former primary database - (Video)

Step4: Restart the former RAC primary databse again - (Video)

Step5: Verify the configuration - (Video)

Step6: Reinstate the former primary database - (Video)

Step7: Solve the Error: ORA-16766: Redo Apply unexpectedly offline - (Video)

10.4 Disabling Fast-Start Failover - ()

10.4.1 Conditions Requiring the FORCE Option - ()

10.4.2 Disabling Fast-Start Failover Using Enterprise Manager - ()

10.4.3 Disabling Fast-Start Failover Using DGMGRL - (Video)

10.5 Performing a Switchover with maadb and racdb using Broker - (Video)

Step 1: Check the primary database - (Video)

Step 2: Check the standby database that is the target of the switchover - (Video)

Step 3: Issue the switchover command - (Video)

Step 4: Show the configuration - (Video)

11. Managing Physical Standby and Logical Standby Database

11.1 Downgrading to Maximum Performance if necessary - (Video)

Step1: Query if Standby Redo Logs exit on the Standby - (Video)

Step2: Set the LogXptMode configurable database property, if necessary - (Video)

Step3: Set the protection mode - (Video)

Step4: Update the LogXptMode property for Primary Database - (Video)

11.2 Removing the Data Guard Broker - (Video)

Step1: Remove Broker configuration using DGMGRL - (Video)

Step2. Set the DG_BROKER_START to FALSE using SQL*PLUS - (Video)

Step3. Delete the two Broker configuration files from disk - (Video)

11.3 Creating a non-RAC Logical Standby Database - (Video)

Step1: Create a Physical Standby Database - (Video)

Step2: Stop Redo Apply on the Physical Standby Database - (Video)

Step3: Build a Dictionary in the Redo Data - (Video)

Step4: Verify Supplemental Logging is Enable on the Primary and Standby - (Video)

Step5: Convert to a Logical Standby Database - (Video)

Step6: Adjust Initialization Parameters for the Logical Standby Database - (Video)

Step7: Adjust Initialization Parameters for the RAC Primary Database - (Video)

Step8: Adjust Initialization Parameters for the RAC Standby Database - (Video)

Step9: Mount the New Logical Standby Database - (Video)

Step10: Open the New Logical Standby Database - (Video)

Step11: Start SQL Apply on the Logical Standby Database - (Video)

Step12: Start Redo Apply on the Physical Standby Database - (Video)

Step13: Verify the Logical Standby and Physical Standby Database - (Video)

11.4 Start / Shop the Primary and Physical / Logical Standby - (Video)

12. Role Transition - Switchover and Failover not using Broker

12.1 Performing Switchover with racnode1 and maanode1 - (Video)