oracle@[PRIMAIRE]> /usr/dbvisit/standby/dbvctl -d  -D stop
Stopping Dbvisit Daemon...
Successfully stopped.

oracle@[STANDBY]> /usr/dbvisit/standby/dbvctl -d  -D stop
Stopping Dbvisit Daemon...
Successfully stopped.

oracle@[PRIMAIRE]> /usr/dbvisit/standby/dbvctl -d  --sync 
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Use RMAN incremental backups to synchronise a physical standby database with the primary database. 
RMAN incremental backup of the primary database will be created, starting at the current SCN of the standby, which in turn will then be used to roll the standby database forward in time. RMAN incremental backups can be useful in case the physical standby database: Is lagging far behind the primary database. Has widespread nologging changes. Has nologging changes on a subset of datafiles. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Continue? <Yes/No> [Yes]:
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SUMMARY 
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SOURCE dbv-stby-vip Current SCN: 6913530027 
Time: 2020-11-19:17:51:47

DESTINATION 
dbv-prod-vip Next SCN required for recovery: 6840854840 
Time: 2020-10-27:16:00:06

Time difference between SOURCE and DESTINATION: +23 DAYS 01:51:41
No Nonlogged transactions detected in the following datafiles on DESTINATION: 
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=>Synchronize standby database using incremental backups from SCN 6840854840? [Y]:Y Your input: Y
Is this correct? <Yes/No> [Yes]:

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TRANSPORTABLE MEDIA can be used to transfer the database backup to the standby server. Transportable media is an external device such as a USB drive that is first plugged into the primary server and then manually transferred to the standby site and plugged into the standby server to continue the process. It can be used for large databases or slow networks. Specifying No means the network will be used to transfer the database backup.

=>Do you want to use TRANSPORTABLE MEDIA? [N]: N Your input: N
Is this correct? <Yes/No> [Yes]:

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A temporary location must be specified on dbv-prod-vip where the database willbe backed up to first. This location must be big enough to hold RMAN incremental backup of the primary database).
=>Specify the location on dbv-stby-vip: [/orabackup/dbvisit_primary]: Your input: /orabackup/dbvisit_primary
Is this correct? <Yes/No> [Yes]:

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A temporary location must be specified on dbv-stby-vip where the backup will be copied to before being applied. This location must be big enough to hold RMAN incremental backup of the primary database).
=>Specify the location on dbv-prod-vip: [/var/ORADMP/dbvisit_ARCHDEST]: /backup/dbvisit_standby Your input: /backup/dbvisit_standby
Is this correct? <Yes/No> [Yes]:

Synchronising Standby Database 
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>>> Deleting previous incremental backup... done
>>> Creating incremental backup of primary database... done
>>> Creating standby control file... done
>>> Transferring backup to standby server... done
>>> Restoring standby control file... done
>>> Cataloguing incremental backup in RMAN catalogue... done
>>> Applying incremental backup to the standby database... done
>>> Performing checkpoint and archiving logs... done
>>> Synchronising standby... done
>>> Obtaining sync summary... done
>>> If a primary node was down during sync operation, you need to run dbvctl with -R option on this node.