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  • Cherrish Vaidiyan

    More Help Required.. in Replication of Oracle 9i in Rh9 (if the query is repeated by me sorry)

    hello,

    Thanx for replying to my earlier Google group query about Replication
    of Oracle 9i on RH9.IF the query followed is being repeated by me I am
    sorry for it..

    I want to implement replication by means of SQL commamnd prompt.Can u
    help me with the sample script that you own.I can change the schema,
    tables according to my need...Here is my situation of replication
    requirement...

    I have 3 systems with RH 9. A database of Oracle 9i is to be
    replicated in the 3 pc.
    I thought of Synchronous replication first where a change made once in
    a database is updated immediately in all the rest. but the drawback is
    that if 1 database server is down the update wont work ie it will
    rollback.but it wont have any conflicst if all servers are up.

    But, I dont want rollback situation. So I want to implement
    Asynchronous replication which means that a change made will be stored
    initally as deferred transaction (I think v can set time for updates
    say for 2 seconds etc.ie; every 2 sec cache and database will be
    updated...but i dont know the paramaeter to set)and later updated in
    all database.I know in such case I know in that case i have to handle
    conflicts (that the second phase). but wont check if all the database
    servers are up.

    Hope u have understood my need and would help me ...pls reply
    regards,
    Cherrish Vaidiyan
  • Daniel Roy

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    Re: More Help Required.. in Replication of Oracle 9i in Rh9 (if the query is repeated by me sorry)

    Replication is a complex beast, that I find few people have
    experimented with. Plus, the needs vary broadly from case to case, and
    therefore generic advice is quite dangerous to particular situations.
    Your best bet is to read the replication manual on tahiti.oracle.c om,
    where all the different options are detailed, and you can also find
    useful scripts and examples. Having said that, let me add that a
    2-second refresh interval is much more frequent than anything I've
    seen before, and would be very worried for the overall effect on the
    performance of the system if implemented (people tend to refresh
    hourly or daily, I find).

    Daniel

    unbreakablematr ix@yahoo.com (Cherrish Vaidiyan) wrote in message news:<f037d974. 0312022047.2fe1 02a2@posting.go ogle.com>...[color=blue]
    > hello,
    >
    > Thanx for replying to my earlier Google group query about Replication
    > of Oracle 9i on RH9.IF the query followed is being repeated by me I am
    > sorry for it..
    >
    > I want to implement replication by means of SQL commamnd prompt.Can u
    > help me with the sample script that you own.I can change the schema,
    > tables according to my need...Here is my situation of replication
    > requirement...
    >
    > I have 3 systems with RH 9. A database of Oracle 9i is to be
    > replicated in the 3 pc.
    > I thought of Synchronous replication first where a change made once in
    > a database is updated immediately in all the rest. but the drawback is
    > that if 1 database server is down the update wont work ie it will
    > rollback.but it wont have any conflicst if all servers are up.
    >
    > But, I dont want rollback situation. So I want to implement
    > Asynchronous replication which means that a change made will be stored
    > initally as deferred transaction (I think v can set time for updates
    > say for 2 seconds etc.ie; every 2 sec cache and database will be
    > updated...but i dont know the paramaeter to set)and later updated in
    > all database.I know in such case I know in that case i have to handle
    > conflicts (that the second phase). but wont check if all the database
    > servers are up.
    >
    > Hope u have understood my need and would help me ...pls reply
    > regards,
    > Cherrish Vaidiyan[/color]

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