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DG Broker doesn't detect that primary database is down #110
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Is it possible somehow to failover to the standby? In this case the primary instance is beyond rescue and I can't switchover because the primary is unreachable. If I had a clone I suppose I could have pointed the application to SID of the clone and then created a new standby and configured DG Broker again. In a disaster recovery situation, I mean. Or another option could be to have multiple replicas of primary. Best regards, |
@andbos We plan to implement failover we need an database observer, which is roadmap item for the next release and will be implemented in v1.2.0 |
Hi, Thanks for the update, appreciated. Roughly when could we expect v1.2.0? Best regards, |
We are still discussing on the timeline for 1.2.0 P.S - if you want to switchover when the primary is down with the current implementation of the DataguardController. You can exec into the standby database and manually run the DGMGRL command for the switchover.
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Hi, Thanks for the tip. To start with, I tried executing
However, the DataGuardBroker didn't notice that a switchover was done.
Best regards, |
But when I restarted the new standby (db11) DataGuardBroker reported status Healthy the whole time despite active ORA errors:
Not even any events:
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@andbos that is true the dgbroker would not detect the switchover in this case when we do is manually. This is because since DGBroker controller reconcile has not been triggered. To detect change in config manually as well we would depend on the database observer which is planned for the next release |
Ok, I see.
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Hi,
It seems DG Broker is not able to detect that primary database is down, the status is Healthy all the time.
Standby detected that the primary is down:
But not DG Broker even though the status of the primary is Pending:
Setup: one primary singleinstancedatabase and one standby singleinstancedatabase, both using image enterprise:21.3.0.0.
OraOperator version: 1.1.0.
Best regards,
Andreas
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