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Oracle Replication The above statement is true. If the replication interval is smaller, there are few update conflicts. If two sites change the same data within the data replication interval, you have an update conflict. The more frequently you propagate your changes (that is, the smaller your replication interval), the fewer update conflicts will occur. Oracle detects update conflicts by comparing the old values for a row from the remote (or propagating) site with the current values at the local (or receiving) site. If they are the same, no conflict has occurred and the new values are applied at the local site. If they are different, a conflict is detected. Prajakta Pandit 02-15-2017 11:06 PM

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