Which four factors can influence the rate of SQL apply on a logical standby database?
Which two are prerequisites for configuring Transaction Guard in a Data Guard environment?
Your current Data Guard environment consists of:
A primary database containing no abstract data types used for user tables.
Two separate remote physical standby databases used for reporting.
Examine these requirements for adding a new standby database to this Data Guard environment:
The new standby database must provide a disaster recovery solution.
There must be minimal additional performance overheads on the primary database.
The new standby database may require additional indexes and materialized views not present in the primary.
New tables or schemas may be required in the standby database that are not present in the primary.
What would you recommend to fulfill these requirements?
A customer asks you to propose the most appropriate solution for this set of requirements:
We need a disaster recovery solution that enables us to fail over from our production database with zero data loss.
We want to generate reports from the proposed standby database at the same time that it is used for data protection.
Developers may need to test occasionally on a copy of the live database
Which TWO solutions would you recommend?