Configuring Domains

The domains connecting to your primary database must also be configured to connect to your standby database. This is accomplished by specifying the standby connection credentials in the Startup section of the domain configuration for both the application server and Process Scheduler domains.

For example:

Values for config section - Startup
    DBName=PRIMARY
    DBType=ORACLE
    UserId=QEDMO
    UserPswd=password
    ConnectId=people
    ConnectPswd=password
    ServerName=
    StandbyDBName=STANDBY
    StandbyDBType=ORACLE
    StandbyUserId=PTSTNDBY
    StandbyUserPswd=password

The Startup section enables you to specify signon credentials for both the primary and standby databases. The following table shows which parameters are associated with which database.

Database	Parameters
Primary	DBName DBType UserId UserPswd
Standby	StandbyDBName StandbyDBType StandbyUserID StandbyUserPswd

The Standby parameters are used to maintain the simultaneous connection to the standby database.

Note:

Typically, the primary and standby database share a common connect ID.

Note:

For Active Data Guard users, the StandbyUserId and StandbyUserPswd values are the User ID and password that you created in Creating the Domain Boot User.

For Golden Gate users, the StandbyUserId and StandbyUserPswd values are the same as your User ID and password. For example, if your User ID is QEDMO, then your StandbyUserId is also QEDMO.