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Oracle Replication

From: Nimat Haque <nha_at_ece2.engr.ucf.edu>
Date: Fri, 07 Aug 1998 11:35:40 -0700
Message-ID: <35CB48FC.D1FC9376@ece2.engr.ucf.edu>


I have no prevoius experience with oracle. We have Oracle Entertprise Edition 8.0.4 for windows NT 4.0. I have to replicate some tables from server 1 to rempte server 2. Server 2 has the same OS and same version of Oracle. I want to use asynchronous multimaster replication. Since I am in a learning stage now, I don't want to craete a new database. I want to add some new tables to the schema scott and try to replicate that.
1)Is that a wise step? Do I have to grant dba permission to scott for that?
2) If I use replication manager, do I have to create the database links using SQl*Plus or rep. manager will do that for me? Also do I have to create the schema in the remote server that will contain the replicated objects prior to using rep. manager? Also is there anything to change in the init.ora file?
3)What is the role of propagator, receiver, replication admin ? Is there any problem if they are different users? 4)Is there any way to replicate from Oracle to Access? 6) Can anyone suggest a good book that talk about in details about multimaster replication? I have the online manuals that came with the CD and lots of things are not clear to me?

I will be more than happy if someone takes some time to answer these questions.
-Nimat Received on Fri Aug 07 1998 - 13:35:40 CDT

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