System and method for processing node memory resources in dual-server hot-backup mode
A memory resource, dual-system hot backup technology, applied in memory address/allocation/relocation, generation of response errors, and redundancy in hardware for error detection of data, etc. The database/application cannot be started on another node, so as to alleviate the performance degradation or bottleneck.
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[0076] Embodiment 1, the memory resource processing method of the database node:
[0077] In the node memory resource processing system in the dual-system hot standby mode of Embodiment 1, a database node and an application server node in the dual-computer hot standby mode are included, wherein, under normal operating conditions, the database program runs on one database node, ERP applications run on application server nodes.
[0078] Node 1 is a database node, running a database (eg, Oracle / DB2); node 2 is an ERP application server, running an ERP application program (eg, EAS).
[0079] The database instance running on the database node is a single oracle instance, or a DB2ERP application instance + Toolsdb catalog instance, etc.
[0080] In the first embodiment, the memory resource processing method of the database node includes the following steps:
[0081] Step A1, in the dual-machine hot standby mode, the node 1 database node judges whether the database service is norma...
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[0126] Embodiment 2, the memory resource processing method of ERP application node:
[0127] In the node memory resource processing system in the dual-system hot standby mode of the second embodiment, a database node and an application server node in the dual-system hot standby mode are included, wherein, under normal operating conditions, the database program runs on a database node Nodes, ERP applications run on application server nodes.
[0128] Node 1 is a database node, running a database (eg, Oracle / DB2); node 2 is an ERP application server, running an ERP application program (eg, EAS).
[0129] Step B1, in the dual-machine hot standby mode, the node 2 ERP application server node first judges whether there is an ERP application program service in the current node;
[0130] Preferably, said step B1 includes the following steps
[0131] Step B11, check whether the ERP application service startup key process sign exists, that is, whether the ERP application service startu...
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