then is it possible to make secondary
server(snapshot server) once and vice versa.
Thanks
-Seema
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be
on server2.please suggest how to do this if possible.
thx
-Seema
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Seema -
I have only done
Seema - You could buy a separate replication package to do this, but you
probably couldn't justify the cost.
You could simply write some scripts to do this. But if you use
Oracle's Basic Replication, then you get some resume material as a bonus.
Dennis Williams
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Lifetouch, Inc.
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Now that depends on how big the tables are? A few options off the top of my head:
1) Drop tables, export, import.
2) Replication.
3) Truncate, insert from select as.
4) Spool data, sql*load it.
so many ways to skin a cat...
I would probably play w/ replication.
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Now that depends on how big the tables are? A few options off the top of
my head:
1) Drop tables, export, import.
2) Replication.
3) Truncate, insert
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Now that depends on how big the tables are? A few options off the top of
my head:
1) Drop tables, export, import.
2) Replication.
3) Truncate, insert
Is there any additional software required if i go to advanced replication?
-seema
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Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 10:03:57 -0800
Seema - You
.
Thx
-Dinesh
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Now that depends on how big the tables are? A few options off the top of
my head:
1
Is it Multimaster
replication.
Thx
-Dinesh
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Now that depends on how big the tables are? A few options off the top
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Seema - You could buy a separate replication package to do this, but you
probably couldn't justify the cost.
You could simply write some scripts to do this. But if you use
Oracle's Basic Replication, then you get some
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Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 13:09:19 -0800
Seema - Advanced replication is a feature of Oracle Enterprise Edition, so
if you have that, you should be set. Based on your description, updatable
snapshots may meet your needs
(snapshot server) once and vice versa.
Thanks
-Seema
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Seema - Advanced replication is a feature
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