On May 7th Oracle released “Standard Edition High Availability” (SEHA). There has been a high availability gap so far because as you probably know Oracle RAC is no longer available for Standard Edition since Version 19.(see Blog “No RAC for Standard Edition“). In March Oracle announced that there will be an alternative and … Here it is.
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April 15th was patch day again. New security patches, patch sets, release update and whatever they are named became available. On the same day Oracle announced that for 12.2.0.1 a “Limited Error Correction Support” will be offered. Limited Error Correction Support According to Oracle the reason for this support extension is to give customers more time to upgrade from version 12.2.0.1 to version 19. It doesn’t include version 18 or any other release. The support extension will start on December 1st 2020 and will last until March 31st 2022. And it only includes security patches and fixes for severity 1
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In one of my projects we had a disaster most recently: An application was connected to two databases simultaneously and propagated changes to both of them. But why was this possible? Why did we use two databases? And why is it possible for a service to connect to two databases – that shouldn’t work, should it?
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