On Aug 16, 2012, at 8:00 AM, Danny Sinang wrote:
> When a local-disk failover happens, will the replica forest (which just
> became the primary forest) need to reindex ?
No. It will already be indexed and ready to go.
> Also, will the surviving cluster node try to replicate the new forest to s
A slight refinement; replicas are equivalent copies rather than exact copies.
You'll have the same fragments, but likely organized differently into stands.
Wayne
Michael Blakeley wrote:
No on both questions. Forest replication is just like RAID-1. You set up the
mirrors, and they are exact
No on both questions. Forest replication is just like RAID-1. You set up the
mirrors, and they are exact copies.
This underscores the importance of monitoring. You want to find out about a
forest failure immediately - not weeks later, when the replica fails and the
whole database goes offline.
Hi,
When a local-disk failover happens, will the replica forest (which just
became the primary forest) need to reindex ?
Also, will the surviving cluster node try to replicate the new forest to
some other cluster members ?
Regards,
Danny
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