Oracle Database 10g high availability with RAC, Flashback and Data Guard (Chapter 8)

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This chapter is entitled "Backup and recovery for high availability environments." It helps dispel the myth that backing up a database is not an HA technique -- that backups are the fallback when the database has already gone down, is unavailable, and there is no other choice but to wait for the files to restore from a backup location. Instead, it explains how to get the most from an RMAN backup strategy, and not just for recovery but for assisting with load balancing, maintaining uptime and minimizing downtime, as well as chipping in with RAC and DG maintenance.

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