You can find all standby databases for a primary database in data guard by using one of the queries below. [crayon-67d4ed9c03e13993929590/] or [crayon-67d4ed9c03e1a183825062/] Standby -> …
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You can find all standby databases for a primary database in data guard by using one of the queries below. [crayon-67d4ed9c03e13993929590/] or [crayon-67d4ed9c03e1a183825062/] Standby -> …
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