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--- oracledataguardbroker [2015/07/08 15:12] – [Monitoring] 131.111.27.50
+++ oracledataguardbroker [2025/03/08 22:24] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   Databases:
     dubeprd   - Primary database
-    dubestby  - Physical standby database
+    dubesdby  - Physical standby database
 Fast-Start Failover: DISABLED
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 SUCCESS</code>
 Show Summary of Database Information
-<code>DGMGRL> show database dubestby;
+<code>DGMGRL> show database dubesdby;
-Database - dubestby
+Database - dubesdby
   Role:            PHYSICAL STANDBY
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   Real Time Query: OFF
   Instance(s):
-    dubestby
+    dubesdby
 Database Status:
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 ==== Licensing ====
-The broker is included for use in Enterprise editions of the Oracle Database. \\
+The broker is included for use in Enterprise editions of the Oracle Database, therefore there are no additional licensing concerns. \\
-Therefore there are no additional licensing concerns. \\
 The following information is from Oracle's Documentation on the Broker ... \\
-The broker's interfaces improve usability and centralize management and monitoring of the Data Guard configuration. Available as a feature of the Enterprise Edition and Personal Edition of the Oracle database, the broker is also integrated with the Oracle database and Oracle Enterprise Manager.
+//The broker's interfaces improve usability and centralize management and monitoring of the Data Guard configuration. Available as a feature of the Enterprise Edition and Personal Edition of the Oracle database, the broker is also integrated with the Oracle database and Oracle Enterprise Manager.//
 ==== Benefits ====
 The full list of benefits can be seen here: http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e41134/concepts.htm#SBYDB4709
-A summary of these benefits are ...
+A summary of these benefits are ... \\
-Use of Oracle Enterprise Manager to monitor Standby configurations.
+  * Use of Oracle Enterprise Manager to monitor Standby configurations.
-Use of DGMGRL command line program to quickly view/configure settings
+  * Use of DGMGRL command line program to quickly view/configure settings
-Easier to view errors associated with the Standby databases.
+  * Easier to view errors associated with the Standby databases.
-Simplify switchovers and failovers
+  * Simplify switchovers and failovers
-No need to put standby database into recovery mode, the broker does this automatically when database is mounted
+  * No need to put standby database into recovery mode, the broker does this automatically when database is mounted