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Home -> Community -> Usenet -> c.d.o.server -> Re: Real time datawarehouse: Asynchronous message queueing?
Vikas Agnihotri wrote:
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> Loading your DW from OLTP systems every week/month is no longer
> acceptable if the DW is to be of any value to the business.
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> The logical solution seems to have the OLTP system "push" transaction
> details as they occur, either directly to the DW or to a staging area.
> Of course, to minimally disrupt the OLTP system, this "push" has to be
> asynchronous in nature.
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> If both the OLTP and DW use Oracle RDBMS, has anyone used Oracle's
> message queueing features for this kind of use?
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> How easy are they to use?
> Performance?
> Volume limitations on message size, etc?
> ACID test?
> Recovery from premature termination, receiving database not up, etc,
> etc. A whole bunch of error conditions...How does Oracle deal with them?
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> Finally, how does Oracle's message queueing compare to the commercially
> available dedicated "middleware" queueing products out there like, say,
> IBM's MQ Series.
>
> Any comments, experiences appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Vikas
>
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> Before you buy.
We didn't use messaging, but used snapshot logs to generate the information we wanted. As of Oracle 8, they use internal triggers (as opposed to pl/sql defined ones) and thus run a lot faster. We then used a combination of snapshots plus our own PL/SQL code to process the logs to obtain the information we wanted.
HTH
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"Some days you're the pigeon, and some days you're the statue." Received on Tue Oct 19 1999 - 06:57:59 CDT
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