Re: Standby db Real Time Apply (10gR2)
- From: Steve Howard <stevedhoward@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:24:03 -0700 (PDT)
Hi,
Have you actually created the standby logs with the same size as the
primary's online redo logs? Oracle won't return an error if you
haven't, but it will silently throw the exception you noted.
If you have created them, I would make sure the standby is actually
caught up. One view (among others like v$dataguard_stats) you can use
is v$standby_apply_snapshot. Assuming you are using maximum
performance mode on the primary, then if that view is not yet
populated (or the time is not relatively current, less than a minute
behind or so), you may not yet have the transaction on the standby.
Wait until you see it "caught up" and you should see the transaction.
HTH,
Steve
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