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    1. The document outlines a disaster recovery plan for an ERP system, including considerations for disk failure, database issues, and site disasters. 2. The plan details steps for replacing failed disks with no downtime using RAID configuration, restoring from cold backups if needed, and applying archive logs to minimize data loss. 3. For more severe issues like a server failure or site disaster, the plan involves switching to a standby database using data guard or restoring from an off-site backup and installing a new server at the disaster recovery site.

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    Oracle E-Business Suite Disaster Recovery Plan flow diagram

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    1. The document outlines a disaster recovery plan for an ERP system, including considerations for disk failure, database issues, and site disasters. 2. The plan details steps for replacing failed disks with no downtime using RAID configuration, restoring from cold backups if needed, and applying archive logs to minimize data loss. 3. For more severe issues like a server failure or site disaster, the plan involves switching to a standby database using data guard or restoring from an off-site backup and installing a new server at the disaster recovery site.

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    Disaster Recovery Procedures Flow

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    1. The document outlines a disaster recovery plan for an ERP system, including considerations for disk failure, database issues, and site disasters. 2. The plan details steps for replacing failed disks with no downtime using RAID configuration, restoring from cold backups if needed, and applying archive logs to minimize data loss. 3. For more severe issues like a server failure or site disaster, the plan involves switching to a standby database using data guard or restoring from an off-site backup and installing a new server at the disaster recovery site.

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    New ERP
    Database Disk Failure
    Implementation
    - Considerable Downtime
    - Install new Disk/Server

    N
    1 N
    Raid Config 2
    Cold Backup
    Application
    Y Y
    - No Downtime
    - Replace Disk Restore the cold 3 N Data is available
    up to last full
    backup Archive Logs backup

    AMC Server/Raid Y
    Controller or All
    Disaster Recovery Plan Disks Failure
    Apply archive logs
    for ERP and there will be
    no significant data
    loss

    APPS
    DB or Apps

    N
    DB 5
    Data Guard

    Y
    N 4
    Off Site Full Site/Building Switch to Standby
    Legends (Color):- Backup Disaster Database

    ----- Completed
    Y

    ----- Deliverable
    N 6
    DR Site
    Y
    Switch to DR Site

    ----- Disaster Occurred


    - Buy and Install New Server
    - Restore the last backup

    ----- Ultimate Disaster Note:- All deliverables will be completed as per mentioned order

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