When operating in non-dominant redundancy, all archive files are always synchronized when switching redundancy from server 2 (as standby) to server 1. This means that even those files that have not changed are synchronized. Synchronization can therefore take a very long time.
Cause:
Server 2, as the active server, always writes one byte more per archive value. Thus all archive files are larger than on server 1 and force the complete synchronization.
This behavior has been changed. Now only those archives are synchronized that have actually changed.
To benefit from this fix: