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Archive Log Gap Check & Recovery Steps

The document outlines steps to check for archive log gaps on a standby database and recover it. It includes querying for archive gaps, checking alert logs for log sequence numbers, and addressing FAL errors. Recovery involves copying missing logs, canceling managed recovery, and then resuming it.

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Archive Log Gap Check & Recovery Steps

The document outlines steps to check for archive log gaps on a standby database and recover it. It includes querying for archive gaps, checking alert logs for log sequence numbers, and addressing FAL errors. Recovery involves copying missing logs, canceling managed recovery, and then resuming it.

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Jabras Guppies
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To check for archive log gaps: 1- On the standby database: select count(*) from v$archive_gap; 2- Manually check the

alert logs of both primary and standby datbases and match the log sequence numbers. 3. FAL errors in primary alert log indicationg log transport is failing and unab le to connect to standby server. To recover a standby database: 1. Manually copy all miissing archive log files from primary to standby server 2. ) Cancel managed recovery on standby database: alter databae recover managed standby database cancel; 3.) Recover automatically: recover automatic standy database; 4.) switch back to managed standby recover managed standby database disconnect;

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