oracle enqueue architecture,Function of Replicated Enqueue Server

Hello,

unfortunately I didn´t found a related thread to this topic except for this:

I have a question to the functionality of the Replicated Enqueue Server.

We have a high availability architecture where Oracle and the ASCS are protected by Oracle Real Application Cluster / CRS.

On node A are running the ASCS, on node B is running the Replicated Enqueue Server. (Platform is Linux x86_64)

During the HA tests there was the following situation:

1. Running transactions during a failover of the ASCS (SGEN, DBACOCKPIT etc)

2. ASCS startet on Node B --> correct!

3. The transactions from 1. were reset because of "lost of the lock table". --> not correct?

So my question is, why I have a replicated enqueue server with a replicated lock table when my transactions are reset because of "lost of the lock table"??

I thought when the ASCS are startet on node B the content of the repl. lock table would be loaded into the lock table of the "new" ASCS!

Can anybody help me?

It is important because I have to determine if our solution is working or not! 😉

Thanks and best regards.