DISABLE_FS_FAILOVER_CONDITION
The DISABLE_FS_FAILOVER_CONDITION
function can be used
to remove conditions for which a fast-start failover should be performed.
DISABLE_FS_FAILOVER_CONDITION
Function
DBMS_DG.DISABLE_FS_FAILOVER_CONDITION (
condition IN VARCHAR2,
severity OUT BINARY_INTEGER)
RETURN BINARY_INTEGER;
Parameters
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
condition |
A fast-start failover condition to disable. |
severity |
The severity associated with the status returned by
this function. Severity will be one of the following Oracle error
numbers:
|
Usage Notes
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This function returns a binary integer.
Return Values
Health Condition | Description |
---|---|
"Datafile Write Errors" |
If fast-start failover is enabled and the Datafile Write Errors condition is specified, then a fast-start failover is initiated if write errors are encountered in any data files, including temp files, system data files, and undo files. |
"Corrupted Controlfile" |
Corrupted controlfile. This condition is enabled by default. |
"Corrupted Dictionary" | Dictionary corruption of a critical database object. This condition is enabled by default. |
"Inaccessible Logfile" | LGWR is unable to write to any member of a log group due to an I/O error. |
"Stuck Archiver" | Archiver is unable to archive a redo log because device is full or unavailable. |
Error | Description |
---|---|
ORA-00000: normal, successful
completion |
Fast-start failover condition was disabled. |
Other |
The Data Guard broker was unable to disable fast-start failover condition. |