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LOGDIR=/your_primary_log_dir_location TRCDIR=/your_primary_trace_dir_location TMPDIR=/your_primary_temp_dir_location LOGDIR_DR=/your_standby_server_log_location TRCDIR_DR=/your_standby_server_trace_location TMPDIR_DR=/your_standby_server_temp_location |
How to identify a trace file for a particular process
When you execute a Dbvisit Standby process, example the sending and applying of logs. You will notice the header "banner" being displayed, which contains a process id see example below where it is (pid 10632)
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oracle@dbvlin501[/usr/dbvisit/standby]: ./dbvisit proddb
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Dbvisit Standby Database Technology (7.0.01.11254) (pid 10632)
dbvisit started on dbvlin501: Thu Aug 22 23:12:11 2013 ()
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Now to identify the trace file for this process, review the trace directory under DBVISIT_BASE/standby/trace and search for the file that starts with this process id number - 10632 which will be in the format of <pid>_dbvisit_<ddc>_<timestamp>.trc