Data Guard Module Incorrectly Updates rg_affinities and Protection Group Validation Failures When Multiple rac_server_proxy Resource Groups Exist on the Cluster (18940623) - Oracle® Solaris Cluster 4.2 Release Notes

Data Guard Module Incorrectly Updates rg_affinities and Protection Group Validation Failures When Multiple rac_server_proxy Resource Groups Exist on the Cluster (18940623)

Geographic Edition Runs show configuration Frequently and Results in the Database Getting Requests Seconds Apart (18779118)

Collision Problems Should Be Flagged at Protection Group Creation Time (15801862)

If Operation on Any Protection Group Fails During a Multigroup Operation, Then the Multigroup Operation Errors Out Without Doing Any Pending Operations on Other Protection Groups in the Multigroup (18270451)

If Resource Group Is in Pending_online_blocked State, geopg start Continuously Tries to Start the Resource Group (16636516)

After Changing Timeout of a Protection Group, an Attempt to Change the Timeout of a Multigroup Containing That Protection Group Fails in Some Situations (18436909)

Disallow site create or site add-member When Site of This Name Already Exists on Members (18415502)

Doing geosite update remote-cluster site on a Cluster Does Not Replicate the Site's Multigroups That Are Present on the Remote Cluster onto the Local Cluster (18368896)

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Data Guard Module Incorrectly Updates `rg_affinities` and Protection Group Validation Failures When Multiple `rac_server_proxy` Resource Groups Exist on the Cluster (18940623)

Problem Summary: Updating the Oracle Data Guard replication component to a new rac_server_proxy resource group in the protection group appends with the old rac_server_proxy and results in geopg validate protection-group failures.

Workaround: Set the protection group's external_dependencies_allowed property to true.

# geopg set-prop -p external_dependencies_allowed=TRUE protection_group