Re: Oracle Replication

Hi Daniel,

This may sound really obvious and unhelpful (so if it is forgive me) but I would strongly recommend a good thorough read of the Replication and the Replication API manuals (the second of which has a working example). Master to master replication is not an easy thing to set-up (for a simple soul like myself anyway) and a good understanding of the basic concepts is essential. It also discusses DB links and job events which the replication architecture is built around.

Once you achieve a level of confidence, I personally found OEM a really neat and relatively simple way of setting up a replicated environment. Many bag OEM (waiting ...., waiting .....) but for replication I found it most useful.

Still recommend getting the basics right first though.

Good Luck

Richard
Cheers

Richard
"Daniel Alvarez" <dalvarez_at_flashmail.com> wrote in message news:306745a7.0208231515.4e2e81b4_at_posting.google.com...
> Hello:
> Iīm working in a proyect where I have to replicate an Oracle database,
> but I donīt know much how to do it. I tried the snapshot replication
> (read-only) and It worked ok. But I need to replicate between two
> databases and the changes should go from one to another. Is there a
> tutorial of how to make it? Or a site dedicated to explain this, or
> anyone knows?
> Thank you very much.
>
> Daniel
Received on Mon Aug 26 2002 - 02:09:09 CDT