What is Oracle RAC One Node?

Oracle RAC one Node is a single instance running on one node of the cluster while the 2nd node is in cold standby mode. If the instance fa...

Oracle RAC one Node is a single instance running on one node of the cluster while the 2nd node is in cold standby mode. If the instance fails for some reason then RAC one node detect it and restart the instance on the same node or the instance is relocate to the 2nd node incase there is failure or fault in 1st node. The benefit of this feature is that it provides a cold failover solution and it automates the instance relocation without any downtime and does not need a manual intervention. Oracle introduced this feature with the release of 11gR2 (available with Enterprise Edition).

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