Tested on RHEL7, Lua 5.1.4, Oracle 12c w/RAC; Debian 9, Lua 5.3.4, Oracle 12c (no RAC).
UTF-8 and server ping are straightforward. RAC (Real Application Clusters)/TAF (Transparent Application Failover) requires a different logon methodology (which works for non-RAC instances as well), which is a more substantial change.
Failover tested during a RAC node outage with SELECT-type failover; TAF did fail over correctly.
Tested on RHEL7, Lua 5.1.4, Oracle 12c w/RAC; Debian 9, Lua 5.3.4, Oracle 12c (no RAC).
UTF-8 and server ping are straightforward. RAC (Real Application Clusters)/TAF (Transparent Application Failover) requires a different logon methodology (which works for non-RAC instances as well), which is a more substantial change.
Failover tested during a RAC node outage with SELECT-type failover; TAF did fail over correctly.