Oracle advanced replication - June 11, 2010 at 15:30 PM by Babu
Kunwar
Explaining replication in simple words is little bit tough but in order to
understand it let us assume an example: Let us suppose that we have a database
at location A and another database.............
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Basic replication is implemented using standard CREATE SNAPSHOT or CREATE
MATERIALIZED VIEW statements. It can only replicate data and not procedures,
indexes replication is always one-way, and snapshot copies are read
only..................
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There is no basic difference between the materialized view and snapshot.
Snapshot is an old term for materialized view. The only difference is that it
is redefined in the later version..................
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Snapshot implementation can be done in several different ways and from several
different locations. In most cases, we want to use deployment templates to
locally pre-create a snapshot environment...............
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Sequences LONG and LONG RAW data types and user defined data types cannot be
replicated inside Oracle database.................
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Following is the query to setup multi-master replication:...................
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Surrogate repadmin user can be created by executing the query: We need to make
the following API................
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We can monitor replication from both the command line and within your programs.
The ttStatus and ttRepAdmin utilities are used for the command line utilities.
To manage replication from the programs....................
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Connect to the master definition site as the replication administrator. If
necessary, then inactivate the master group......................
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Conflict means that there are two materialized view of your db for example A and
B, and if both update a column at same time then conflict occurs. In order to
resolve the replication conflict..............
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Dynamic data replication is the way in which updating or inserting records in
remote database through database triggers.............
Replication is the process of copying database into one or more databases to
make a system distributed................
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