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Re: Oracle Data Guard usage for SAP Disaster Recovery setup (ECC-Oracle-Linux)

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Hi,

 

Thanks for detailing me, your explanation is very good which made me know many things & ultimately led me to the resolution of mine tnsnames issue. And now I got the desire result i.e. now I am able to start my DR SAP PRD system (R3trans results 0) and also able to do tnsping as per the guide ( which was the first step for me)

I reverted tnsnames.ora to its original state at /sapmnt/PRD/profile/oracle and only maintained tnsnames.ora at /oracle/PRD/11203/network/admin. And now everything is working fine as they should.

 

However there is one concern related to listener.ora file, if we check in guide there is one line as  GLOBAL_DBNAME=o11_south_DGMGRL (page no. 15) which is conflicting as per Annexure there it is mentioned as GLOBAL_DBNAME=o11_oracle-vm2_DGMGRL (page no. 56).

Can you figure it out which is correct one

For now I have kept GLOBAL_DBNAME=o11_south_DGMGRL / prd_standby_DGMGRL

 

As of now my DR server is ready with DB parameters & SQL*NET configuration, now I will do the same on my PRD system and then will move for DB restore.

 

Thanks once again. Your post made my day

 

Regards,

Kiraang.


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