Which two options are used to enable the connect-time failover feature?

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Which two options are used to enable the connect-time failover feature? (Choose two.)

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Which two options are used to enable the connect-time failover feature? (Choose two.)

A.
Use only the first address.

B.
Try one address, selected at random.

C.
Try each address, in order, until one succeeds.

D.
Try each address, randomly, until one succeeds.

E.
Use each address in order until destination reached.



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Maurice

Maurice

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My Grandson Nathan

My Grandson Nathan

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FAILOVER:
In the context of Oracle Net, failover refers to the mechanism of switching over to an alternate resource when connection to the primary resource gets terminated due to any reason.

Connection failure may be broadly categorized as:
Those that occur while making the initial connection.

Those that occur after a connection has been successfully established.

The first category of connection failure can be dealt with comparatively easily. If your attempt to connect to an instance fails, you can make the connection attempt again, but this time to a backup instance. As long as you have backup instances configured, you can continue trying to connect, until a successful connection is established. This process is technically termed as Connect Time Failover.

joe_lee

joe_lee

FAIL – SUCCEED – SUCCEED