Using a Delay Lag on Standby Apply

Owned by Jaimes Booth (Unlicensed)
Dec 19, 2013
1 min read

If you want to enforce an apply delay, meaning you want to keep your standby behind your primary database, you can make use of the Dbvisit Standby APPLY_DELAY_LAG_MINUTES parameter. This value can be set in the DDC file. In the example below APPLY_DELAY_LAG_MINUTES = 10 is set. As you can see on the apply side this value is taken into account, and the standby database is recovered but with a 10 minute delay.

oracle@dbvlin502[/usr/dbvisit/standby]: ./dbvisit proddb
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Dbvisit Standby Database Technology (7.0.01.11254) (pid 7008)
dbvisit started on dbvlin502: Fri Aug 23 11:10:07 2013 ()
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>>> Log file(s) for proddb from dbvlin501 will be applied to dbvlin502
    Taking into account APPLY_DELAY_LAG_MINUTES=10
201308231110 - Log seq 5435 thread 1 applied to standby database proddb.

>>> Dbvisit Archive Management Module (AMM)

    Config: number of archives to keep      = 0
    Config: number of days to keep archives = 7
    Config: diskspace full threshold        = 80%

Processing /u01/app/oracle/archive/proddb...
    Archive log dir: /u01/app/oracle/archive/proddb
    Total number of archive files   : 18
    Number of archive logs deleted = 0
    Current Disk percent full       : 22%

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dbvisit ended on dbvlin502: Fri Aug 23 11:10:15 2013
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