STANDBY DATABASE title: standby database (BC-DB) (SAP Library - Glossary)
STANDBY DATABASE category: Database Interface, Database Platforms (BC-DB)
STANDBY DATABASE explained:
An identical copy of the production database on a standby database host.
The secondary (that is, standby) database service can be used if the primary database fails, thereby providing a continued service with minimal data loss. Typically, the secondary database is located at a remote site (connected by a network) and is kept up to date with the primary by the shipping of the transaction log records generated on the primary database.
Examples
Oracle Standby Database and Informix High-Availability Data Replication (HDR).
More terms such as standby database in Dictionary S.
- Manual Subclass:
- Help Class that is derived from a superclass standby database definition.
- Manual Service Quality Template:
- Help Used to contain data which represents specific service level goals for tasks, the minimum wait time, for example, used in place of a forecast when the system is calculating demand standby database explain.
- Manual Stock Type:
- Help subdividing storage location stock or special stock. The stock type gives an indication of a material's usability. The storage location stock and special stocks on hand on an enterprise's standby database what is.
- Manual Standard Admission:
- Help Most complete form of admitting a patient into a hospital. The standard admission procedure is basically identical for the inpatient and outpatient areas standby database meaning.
- Manual Supplementary Logistics Service:
- Help service that supports logistics (e.g. pre-packing). A supplementary logistics service (SLS) is assigned to other materials as an additional. SLS functions can be used both by customers and vendors standby database abbreviation.
