How to create a SIMPLE distributed database in Oracle??

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  • channa_s

    How to create a SIMPLE distributed database in Oracle??


    Hi,



    I would be very grateful if anyone could help me with the following. I
    want to create a SIMPLE distributed database. It is as follows:



    There is a institution which has branches all over the country offering
    various courses.

    I want to horizontally fragment the following table and place each
    fragment in each branch.



    COURSE (cno, branch, cname, lecturer)



    I have 2 databases, one in Windows NT and the Other in HP-UX. How do I
    created the GLOBAL schema? How do I create the LOCAL schema?



    Also if I want to replicate the cno and name in each branch for
    improvement of queries, how can I achive this?



    Thanks & Regards,

    Francis


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  • Mark D Powell

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    Re: How to create a SIMPLE distributed database in Oracle??

    channa_s <member33438@db forums.comwrote in message news:<3362037.1 063358016@dbfor ums.com>...
    Hi,
    >
    I would be very grateful if anyone could help me with the following. I
    want to create a SIMPLE distributed database. It is as follows:
    >
    There is a institution which has branches all over the country offering
    various courses.
    >
    I want to horizontally fragment the following table and place each
    fragment in each branch.
    >
    COURSE (cno, branch, cname, lecturer)
    >
    I have 2 databases, one in Windows NT and the Other in HP-UX. How do I
    created the GLOBAL schema? How do I create the LOCAL schema?
    >
    Also if I want to replicate the cno and name in each branch for
    improvement of queries, how can I achive this?
    >
    Thanks & Regards,
    Francis
    Francis, in reality there is probably no such thing as a simple
    distributed database since this implies a single logical database
    constructed on a series of physically separate databases that have to
    coordinated for backup, recovery, and usage.

    Distributed processsing on the other hand is fairly simple and
    straight-forward. On the system to be accessed create a user with all
    the desired process privileges. Then on the database that the
    distributed queries will be issued from create a database link that
    connects as the user you just set up on the remote system.

    If only one table is involved in your requirements then using simple
    replication might be a possibility for you.

    Oracle provides several distributed processing manuals as part of the
    documentation set that you should consult.

    IMHO -- Mark D Powell --

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