Hi Jay,
Can you clarify your question? What failover do you mean? Data Guard?
Transparent( Better: transclucent (Pete Sharman)) Application Failover,.
TAF? Some automagic failover whenever you switch off a box?
You can pull the network cord from the NIC on the standby. That will give
the standby the perfect idea of a power outage on the primary.
Regards, Carel-Jan
At 10:01 PM 3/2/2004, you wrote:
Dear All,
We tested oracle failover functionality with "shutdown abort" but we cannot switch off the server because few other applications are running on the same box (Test Env).
Could some one clarify this?
Thanks Jay
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