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How is Dmon used to manage broker configuration?
The broker’s Oracle Data Guard monitor (DMON) process configures and maintains the broker configuration as a group of objects that you can manage and monitor as a single unit. Thus, when you enter a command that affects multiple databases, the DMON process:
How to write service broker in SQL Server?
SQL Server Service Broker allows you to write asynchronous, decoupled, distributed, persistent, reliable, scalable and secure queuing/message based applications within the database itself. Arshad Ali shows you how to write SSBS applications when the Initiator and Target are in two different databases on the same SQL Server instance.
How are configuration files created in a broker?
When the broker is started for the first time, configuration files are automatically created and named using a default path name and filename that is operating-system specific. Two copies of the configuration file are maintained for each database so as to always have a record of the last known valid state of the configuration.
How to manage broker configurations in Oracle RAC?
If the broker is managing an Oracle RAC database, the value of DG_BROKER_CONFIG_FILE1 and the value of DG_BROKER_CONFIG_FILE2 for each of the instances must point to the same set of physical files. If the files reside on an operating system file system, use operating system commands to move the files to their new location.
When to use the DoD PKI for Unified Capabilities?
Utilizing the DoD PKI to Provide Certificates for Unified Capabilities Components Revision 1.2 November 3, 2011 6 expediting certificate generation service. This call will help to acquaint you with the LRA and help you to understand the submission process.
What should DG _ broker _ start be set to?
After setting up the configuration files, the DG_BROKER_START initialization parameter must be set to TRUE for each database to start the DMON processes. By default, the DG_BROKER_START initialization parameter is set to FALSE. However, you can set the value in the following ways:
Where does the Oracle Data Guard broker reside?
These parameters must specify an Oracle ASM, Oracle OCFS, or NFS that is shared for all Oracle RAC instances. The Oracle Data Guard broker works with databases that use either Oracle managed or user managed datafiles. These datafiles can reside on a file system or an Oracle ASM disk group. The following section contains these topics: