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Oracle 20c & 19c (RU): Standard Edition (2) High Availability

As per recent update in blogs.oracle.com, Oracle is planning to include a Standard Edition High Availability solution with Oracle Grid Infrastructure that provides cluster-based failover for Standard Edition Oracle Databases using Oracle Clusterware.

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This will help customers who are on standard edition license to level high availability features that are part of enterprise edition earlier.

This feature will be available in 19c upcoming RU and in 20c as per Oracle announcements.

Suresh

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