Multi platform architecture enables Oracle and SQL Server Disaster Recovery from one common control center.
Highly intuitive GUI, where all DR configurations can be viewed and managed from a single page.
Intelligent activate for Oracle allows failover to a specific “safe” activation points when using a log application delay.
Multi-database actions, even across platforms.
Real-time, distributed, event-driven communication.
Greater scalability with the ability to manage hundreds of database hosts and DR configurations.
Support for Oracle SE2HA (Standard Edition2 High Availability) from StandbyMP v11.1.0
Multiple standby databases for SQL Server are supported from StandbyMP v11.1.0

2. Supported Databases and Operating Systems

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3. Known Issues

Support for Oracle SE2HA (Standard Edition2 High Availability) will be available only from the next release.
Graceful Switchover with SQL Server InMemory tables is not supported.Multiple standby databases for SQL Server are not supported in the current release.
Dbvisit Standby currently only supports ipv4, not ipv6.
Dbvisit Standby includes Oracle 12.2 Instant Client libraries by default. If your system has a different version of Oracle installed, it is possible under some rare circumstances for a library version conflict to occur. If you experience any errors similar to "PRKN-1008: Unable to load the shared library orasrvmhas12.dll", you can usually resolve them easily by renaming this library in the dbvisit/standby folder to "orasrvmhas12.dll.12.2" or by using replacing the Instant Client libraries in $DBVISIT_BASE/standbymp/oracle or $DBVISIT_BASEdbvisit/standbymp/oracle/lib (depending on your operating system).

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