Hi,
It can be done via cluster software like VCS (Veritas Cluster Server) or
Sun Cluster. But one mandetory requrement: you must place your oracle
database(control,redo,data etc) on the shared storage, that is , server A
and Server B can access the same disk array.
If you really do not have shared storage, consider using oracle data
guard.
Regards
zhu chao
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www.cnoug.org
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> Hi Greetings,
>
> I have such a plan but not sure if it is feasible. Please help!
> I install oracle server on two different machine (say A and B). In
> general, we run on one instance on server A. If we met any problem
> on server A, we copy all data files, control files and redo files
> plus spfile<SID>.ora to server B. Can server B startup that
> instance?
>
> Is there any restriction on this plan? or it is totally
> impossible? Would you please advise why?
>
> Thanks alot!
> Jin
> btw, they both are Solaris.
>
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