Hi All,
Can anyone give me a quick (free!) lesson on the concepts
behind timefinder? How does this differ from their standard
SRDF which (to my understanding) is to split the mirror and
back it up.
Or is it that they add their BCV stuff to SRDF so you can
access the data while the mirror is split? Then, is it like
a Hot Standby DB?
(We used to get something in high school that was some sort
of mixture between fish and potatoes, and we could never
figure out if it was fish or if it was potatoes, or both,
or neither. Somehow, this is reminding me of that.)
Thanks loads,
Yosi
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