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dataguard protection mode - difference between max avail and max performance

User_UAEUZAug 24 2015 — edited Aug 28 2015

hi all,

for max performance - transaction can commit as long as redo entries are written to redolog on primary site. redo data are written to standby site asynchronously.


q1)  if the primary site connection to the standby site fail, will the unsync redo logs be sync over once the connection is established ?

for max availability - transaction can commit as long as redo entries are written to redolog on primary site + 1 of the standbysite.  if the primary site connection to the standby site fail, it will behave like max performance. once the connection is re-established, it will revert back to max availability again.

q2) if the primary site connection to the standby site fail, will the unsync redo logs be sync over once the connection is established ?

q3) In that case, what is the actual difference between the 2 mode above?

Regards,

Noob

This post has been answered by John Stegeman on Aug 24 2015
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