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Oracle 19c : Restore points replication to standby​

Starting 19c, Restore points that are created on a primary database are automatically replicated to the standby database. The restore points created on the standby database are called replicated restore points. Irrespective of whether a restore point on the primary database is a guaranteed restore point or a normal restore point, the corresponding replicated restore point is always a normal restore point.​

Oracle Database automatically replicates restore points from a primary database to the standby database when the following conditions are met:​

  • COMPATIBLE initialization parameter for both the primary database and the standby database is set to 19.0.0 or higher​
  • primary database is open​
  • A restore point that is created on a primary database when the primary is in mount mode is not replicated. This restriction is because the restore point information is replicated though the redo.​
  • MRP Process takes care of creating restore point in standby​
  • The restore point will be named suffixed with _PRIMARY in standby.​

 

September 17th, 2019 | Tags: , , , , | Category: 19c Database

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