Quiescence - Definition - Oracle Replication

Q.  What do you mean by Quiescence?
- Published on 27 Jul 15

a. Act of suspending DML activity for all tables in a given replication group
b. Act of suspending DML activity for selected tables in a given replication group
c. Act of granting DML activity for selected tables in a given replication group
d. Act of granting DML activity for all tables in a given replication group

ANSWER: Act of suspending DML activity for all tables in a given replication group

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  • Nirja Shah   -Posted on 18 Sep 15
    - Quiescence is the act of suspending DML activity for all tables in a given replication group.

    - This is required in order to perform certain administrative tasks on objects in a replication group, such as altering a table.

    - The Oracle built-in package procedure call that quiesces a replication group is DBMS_REPCAT.SUSPEND_MASTER_ACTIVITY.

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