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Master Oracle Data Guard 11g
Provide superior data protection, availability, and disaster recovery using the tested techniques in this Oracle Press guide. Cowritten by a team of Oracle experts, Oracle Data Guard 11g Handbook provides a sound architectural foundation along with best practices for configuration, monitoring, maintenance, and troubleshooting. You will get full details on implementing deployment architectures to address requirements that extend beyond disaster recovery. This invaluable resource also includes a complete set of monitoring scripts available for download. 
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<li>Develop a disaster recovery plan for your Oracle database to meet your organization's requirements 
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<li>Configure and deploy Oracle Data Guard for your environment 
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<li>Tune and troubleshoot your physical and logical standby databases 
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<li>Implement the Oracle Data Guard Broker management framework 
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<li>Integrate with Oracle Grid Control 
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<li>Monitor your Oracle Data Guard environment 
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<li>Enable read-only services and disaster recovery with Oracle Active Data Guard 
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<li>Configure seamless database and application failover 
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<li>Minimize planned downtime using Oracle Data Guard switchover 
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<li>Handle backup and recovery with Oracle Recovery Manager 
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Oracle Data Guard 11g Handbook (Oracle Press)

Computers & Technology

Bill Burke

Joseph Meeks

Larry Carpenter

Charles Kim

Sonya Carothers

Joydip Kundu

Nitin Vengurlekar

Mike Smith &

Databases & Big Data

McGraw=Hill

Gathers portraits of ministers, drifters, amputees, jockies, circus performers, night people, family members, miners, couples, musicians, and fisherman, and discusses the nature of portraiture

Bill Burke: Portraits

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

Ecco Press

In addition to publishing the reprint of Bill Burke's iconic 'I Want To Take Picture', Twin Palms Publishers is pleased to be distributing first edition copies of 'Mine Fields', Burke's follow-up to 'I Want To Take Picture', published by Nexus Press in 1995. 'Mine Fields' (a sequel to Bill Burke's justly famous I Want To Take Picture), is Burke's scrapbook of his life and his pursuit of the history and daily life of Cambodia. Part adventure story, part personal confession, part travelogue, and always fascinating, Burke's negotiation of the mine fields of divorce and war is a compelling collage of photographs, found objects, stories, and the contrast between glorious ancient temples and the horrors of war and genocide. Nexus Press

Mine Fields

Nexus Press

Photographer Bill Burke has taken annual trips to Indochina ever since he first traveled to Asia in 1982. Although he usually photographed the people, Burke became aware of how the architecture absorbed as much as reflected the region’s history. Transfixed by buildings like the municipal offices built by the French in the 1860s, the vaulted railroad stations and post offices of the 1930s, and the art deco fantasy cinemas of the 1960s, Burke saw the region as an architectural museum, rotting in the humidity and untouched by economic ambition, and began to trace the cultural changes in the area through its architecture. In Autrefois, Maison Privée—the title means “once a private house,” and refers to the prevalent reappropriation of once private houses for municipal and government use—Burke captures the dramatic history of the area, from the influence of French colonialism through the rise of communism and the devastating effects of the Vietnam War, to the repopulation of Cambodia after the fall of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge and the opening of the area to capitalism. Burke’s first entrée into Indochina occurred during the period of Soviet control, a period of recovery that allowed for the current explosion of capitalism, which has already begun to devastate an architectural heritage that was well preserved in the deep freeze of socialism. What the B-52s and tanks didn’t destroy during decades of war, developers from neighboring countries are busily replacing and defacing with their shrines of commerce. Autrefois, Maison Privée is the only book to delineate this transformation; featuring Burke’s signature gritty layout and design, Autrefois, Maison Privée is a marvel livre deluxe of history, architecture, and photography.

Autrefois, Maison Privee

Bernard Fall

Prince Sirik Matak

powerHouse Books

In China, the name of Ted Turner may not be popular as CNN that he founded, while CNN is just one touch of color in his colorful life of struggle.  Ted entered the society in his early 20s, he saved the advertising company left by his father, merged television and professional sports teams, created CNN, challenged the White House and succeeded, ultimately he had his own media country. At the same time, he was also a yachtsman and gained the world-class champion, he also invested $ 1 billion to create the United Nations Foundation ......   He had a dark childhood, and a demanding father; he did not have the background, and he did not rely on luck; Not only was he a good winner, he was also a good loser, why did he create a great media country, create a charitable Kingdom, and write legendary life? In this book, each page is full of the vivid personality of Ted.

Please Call Me Ted (Chinese Edition)

Ted Turner

Nanhai Publishing Company

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