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7 options for migrating Oracle SE2 & RAC to 19c

Real Application Clustering (RAC) is no longer supported on Oracle Standard Edition 2 (SE2).

Still require RAC? We’ve compiled 7 Options for Migrating Oracle SE2 & RAC to 19c.

Real Application Clustering (RAC) is no longer supported on Oracle Standard Edition 2 (SE2).

Still require RAC? We’ve compiled 7 Options for Migrating Oracle SE2 & RAC to 19c.

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7 options for migrating Oracle SE2 & RAC to 19c

RAC is no longer available for Oracle SE2 users updating to Oracle 19c. 

And yet migrating to 19c offers a whole host of vital security features.

However, don’t pick between RAC and security – download our SE2 Migration Guide for your next steps.

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how viable is a path to the cloud?

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