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Multiplixing Oracle10

Multiplexing creates mirror copies of the control file that are simultaneously updated on the original and copies. The process involves shutting down the database, copying the control file to a new destination, modifying the init.ora file to point to all control file copies, and restarting the database to activate the multiplexed control files. Up to nine copies can be created through this process.

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Multiplixing Oracle10

Multiplexing creates mirror copies of the control file that are simultaneously updated on the original and copies. The process involves shutting down the database, copying the control file to a new destination, modifying the init.ora file to point to all control file copies, and restarting the database to activate the multiplexed control files. Up to nine copies can be created through this process.

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MULTIPLIXING OF CONTROL FILE USING PFILE

What is multiplexing?

Multiplexing is nothing but the mirror copy of your control file that is we copy
the control file on any other destination and current file and mirror copy both
are get updated simultaneously these multiplexing can be done nine times.

1 connect as sys as sysdba (admin)


2 SQL> shutdown immediate (To close the database immediately)
3 create a new folder name (Multiplex) in any another drive or any client
Machine
4 then copy the control file form ORADATA folder to this new destination

5 Then give the new path in your init.ora (pfile) in the parameter of control file
(Note: We have to give path for each control file that Control01.ctl,
Control02.ctl, Control03.ctl then save the changes in pfile start up the database
from sql prompt.)

Go to command prompt

C:\>set oracle_sid=amlngp1

C:\>sqlplus

C:\>sys as sysdba (password admin)

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