About Oracle Cluster Ready Services
Oracle Cluster Ready Services (CRS) are provided to cluster together nodes on any supported operating system, whether Linux, Solaris, AIX, Windows or HP/UX, or another system. Learn more.
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Learn how the Oracle flashback query, flashback table and Flashback database can be used to protect against and quickly recover from user errors.
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Learn to achieve the redundancy necessary to recover quickly from software or component failures using Oracle RAC, Oracle Clusterware, Oracle Recovery Manager (RMAN) and Flashback Database.
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Learn how Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) and Oracle Data Guard can help you keep up with technology changes with minimal impact to your operations.
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A SQL Server deadlock is a special concurrency problem in which two transactions block the progress of each other. Learn more.
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By adding third-party technology, Oracle Standard Edition can deliver enterprise-class performance at a substantially reduced cost compared to Enterprise Edition. Learn how.
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While the use of Sybase ASE backup compression is not known to break de-duplication systems, it will make the de-duplication process less effective. Learn more about why this is.
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You should create backup copies of the SAP Sybase ASE database creation statements. Learn more about why and how to do this.
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Use of virtual machines can introduce many new issues that affect the health and performance of ASE and ASE backups. Learn more.
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The best way to verify reliability of a Sybase ASE backup dump is to perform a restoration. Learn more.
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