If the standby database. . . | Then. . . | Perform these steps. . . |
Has not applied redo data past the new resetlogs SCN (past the start of the new branch of redo data) | Redo Apply automatically takes the new branch of redo. | No manual intervention is necessary. The MRP automatically resynchronizes the standby database with the new branch of redo data. |
Has applied redo data past the new resetlogs SCN (past the start of the new branch of redo data) and Flashback Database is enabled on the standby database | The standby database is recovered in the future of the new branch of redo data. | - Follow the procedure in Section 12.5.1 to flash back a physical standby database.
- Restart Redo Apply to continue application of redo data onto new reset logs branch.
The MRP automatically resynchronizes the standby database with the new branch.
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Has applied redo data past the new resetlogs SCN (past the start of the new branch of redo data) and Flashback Database is not enabled on the standby database | The primary database has diverged from the standby on the indicated primary database branch. | Re-create the physical standby database following the procedures in Chapter 3. |
Is missing intervening archived redo log files from the new branch of redo data | The MRP cannot continue until the missing log files are retrieved. | Locate and register missing archived redo log files from each branch. |
Is missing archived redo log files from the end of the previous branch of redo data. | The MRP cannot continue until the missing log files are retrieved. | Locate and register missing archived redo log files from the previous branch. |