Is it possible to put primary and standby database on the same machine

[Joe Sath]

I am learning dataGuard 9i, but I can not afford two machines.
Has anybody tried to put both instance on the same machine?
Will that work?

Thanks for you help




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u705413818@spawnkill.ip-mobilphone.net (Joe Sath) wrote in
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I am learning dataGuard 9i, but I can not afford two machines. Has anybody tried to put both instance on the same machine? Will that work?

Define "work"?

If the system has a catestrophic failure & refuses to operate,
what have you gained by running Data Guard on a 2nd instance?

[Howard J. Rogers]

Are you using the OEM wizards?

Because if so, memory tells me that it can't be done on the same machine,
unless you do some fiddling with multiple listeners.

But... there's a simple solution. And it's called VMware.

Anytime you want to do things that need two (or more) machines, but you only
have one PC on which to practice, VMware will fix it. www.vmware.com.

Regards
HJR


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[Matthias Rogel]

ok, when we are crossposting propaganda:
vmware is good, but note that there is a free - and also good -
alternative on
http://bochs.sourceforge.net/





Howard J. Rogers wrote: Are you using the OEM wizards? Because if so, memory tells me that it can't be done on the same machine, unless you do some fiddling with multiple listeners. But... there's a simple solution. And it's called VMware. Anytime you want to do things that need two (or more) machines, but you only have one PC on which to practice, VMware will fix it. www.vmware.com. Regards HJR "Ban Spam" <ban-spam@operamail.com> wrote in message news:Xns92DFAEF87792FSunnySD@68.6.19.6...u705413818@spawnkill.ip-mobilphone.net (Joe Sath) wrote innews:l.1039471656.1286895751@wayne-nat.traffic.com:I am learning dataGuard 9i, but I can not afford two machines.Has anybody tried to put both instance on the same machine?Will that work?Define "work"?If the system has a catestrophic failure & refuses to operate,what have you gained by running Data Guard on a 2nd instance?

[Howard J. Rogers]

"Matthias Rogel" <rogel@web.de> wrote in message
news:at497a$10aver$1@ID-86071.news.dfncis.de... ok, when we are crossposting propaganda:

It wasn't "propaganda". I use it. I know it. It's free (for a trial). And it
works (albeit unsupported by Oracle). Three-node RACs on a laptop.
Application Server. Standby Database. Streams. All working reliably.

I will check out this Bochs thing. If it works, I'd be happy to recommend it
next time someone wants two machines on a PC.

HJR

vmware is good, but note that there is a free - and also good - alternative on http://bochs.sourceforge.net/ Howard J. Rogers wrote: Are you using the OEM wizards? Because if so, memory tells me that it can't be done on the same
machine, unless you do some fiddling with multiple listeners. But... there's a simple solution. And it's called VMware. Anytime you want to do things that need two (or more) machines, but you
only have one PC on which to practice, VMware will fix it. www.vmware.com. Regards HJR "Ban Spam" <ban-spam@operamail.com> wrote in message news:Xns92DFAEF87792FSunnySD@68.6.19.6...u705413818@spawnkill.ip-mobilphone.net (Joe Sath) wrote innews:l.1039471656.1286895751@wayne-nat.traffic.com:>I am learning dataGuard 9i, but I can not afford two machines.>Has anybody tried to put both instance on the same machine?>Will that work?Define "work"?If the system has a catestrophic failure & refuses to operate,what have you gained by running Data Guard on a 2nd instance?

[Howard J. Rogers]

"Howard J. Rogers" <howardjr2000@yahoo.com.au> wrote in message
news:DGjJ9.428$jM5.1401@newsfeeds.bigpond.com... "Matthias Rogel" <rogel@web.de> wrote in message news:at497a$10aver$1@ID-86071.news.dfncis.de... ok, when we are crossposting propaganda: It wasn't "propaganda". I use it. I know it. It's free (for a trial). And
it works (albeit unsupported by Oracle). Three-node RACs on a laptop. Application Server. Standby Database. Streams. All working reliably. I will check out this Bochs thing. If it works, I'd be happy to recommend
it next time someone wants two machines on a PC.

Uh huh. Checked it out and it doesn't work.

Shame about that, but VMware is still the only thing I know of that can do a
RAC on a single PC.

Regards
HJR
HJR vmware is good, but note that there is a free - and also good - alternative on http://bochs.sourceforge.net/ Howard J. Rogers wrote: Are you using the OEM wizards? Because if so, memory tells me that it can't be done on the same machine, unless you do some fiddling with multiple listeners. But... there's a simple solution. And it's called VMware. Anytime you want to do things that need two (or more) machines, but
you only have one PC on which to practice, VMware will fix it. www.vmware.com. Regards HJR "Ban Spam" <ban-spam@operamail.com> wrote in message news:Xns92DFAEF87792FSunnySD@68.6.19.6...>u705413818@spawnkill.ip-mobilphone.net (Joe Sath) wrote in>news:l.1039471656.1286895751@wayne-nat.traffic.com:>>>>I am learning dataGuard 9i, but I can not afford two machines.>>Has anybody tried to put both instance on the same machine?>>Will that work?>>Define "work"?>>If the system has a catestrophic failure & refuses to operate,>what have you gained by running Data Guard on a 2nd instance?>>>