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Oracle standby archive_lag_target tips

Server Tips by Burleson Consulting
February 5, 2008

Question:  I have implemented Data Guard successfully with the help of the people on this website! Thanks. I have set the archive_lag_target = 600 (10 minutes) and everything seems fine, except I get the follow error on the data guard screen in Grid Control.

ORA-16792: configuration property value is inconsistent with database setting

It seems to function fine, but if I press the “Verify Configuration” button in Grid Control on the Data Guard screen, it goes though the verification process, sets the archive_lag_target to zero, and clears the ORA-16792 error. I set the value like this.

alter system set archive_lag_target = 600;

I tried using this command

alter system set archive_lag_target = 600 scope=spfile;

and the message said “system altered” but the value was still zero.  The value also sets itself back to zero during a shutdown/restart when I do nightly backups.  What am I doing wrong?  I used the alter system set archive_lag_target = 600 scope=both; and it sets the value correctly, but it still sets things back to Zero during a shutdown/startup and I'm still getting the ORA-16792 error.
 

Answer:  On the data guard verification wizard in Grid control I found a Broker Managed option and a DB option for fixing the problem. I'd been using the Broker option, so I used the other one which I believe wrote the value to the init.ora file, and this seems to have fixed the problem.

 
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