we implemented  RAC (not me personally --but my predecessors) It did not
work for us. Oracle RAC does not support TAF for sessions coming through
dblinks.(Yes verified this with Oracle product development). But that is a
application architecture issue. If your app does not require this feature,
I guess you can use RAC to reap the benefits of high availability.

Murali.




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the guy who spoke from oracle said that 9.2 is much better than 9.0.1 RAC.
anyone use it?
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> From: "Jesse, Rich" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> The only thing "high" about 9.0.1 was the people who installed it to use
in
> production.
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> My 12-step process is now completed.  And I didn't even mention OiD once.
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> Rich
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> Was this on AIX by any chance ??
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> Raj
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> Btw, my colleague was working on a 9.0.1.3 RAC project where hang of one
> node caused hang of all other ones. Now that's high availability ;)
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> Tanel.
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