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E20-515 · Question #98
Refer to the exhibit. An Oracle database server has its logs and data split between two Symmetrix V-Max arrays at the primary site. Synchronous consistency protection was enabled for the log and the…
The correct answer is A. R2 data remains consistent because Enginuity Consistency Assist (RDF-ECA) technology. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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Refer to the exhibit. An Oracle database server has its logs and data split between two Symmetrix V-Max arrays at the primary site. Synchronous consistency protection was enabled for the log and the data devices. What will occur if the link between the Symmetrix V-Max array containing the log LUNs and the target Symmetrix V-Max array were to fail?
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- AR2 data remains consistent because Enginuity Consistency Assist (RDF-ECA) technology
- BData in the database becomes inconsistent at the Remote Site.
- CR1 volumes in the Source array, containing the log LUNs, will become write-disabled to the database
- DSRDF failover would be initiated on all volumes and processing automatically switches over to the
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