Hello everyone, good afternoon!
I would like to know if it is possible to replication of bases using Oracle 10G Express.
If possible I would like to know how.
Thanks!
Replication in Oracle 10G Express
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Cleber Zumba de Souza
It is possible yes, it does everything a normal bank does, just does not support many quantities of records, such as: many tablespaces, many datafiles and etc ....
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Dear friend Kleber, it would be very good if you put an example script to further illustrate the forum ...
Thank you ...
Thank you ...
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Good evening Eli
I need to make a replication (go and go back) from my bd
could you show me a model of how to do this?
And this replication served only for 2 servers or could it be on more servers?
I will try to explain my situation:
Today I have a laboratory system with several collection posts, where all they have to be online, but I did not see Internet, via intranet. But it happens that some posts to intranet lives falling, so I thought of putting a server at each post and every 5 minutes he would replicate and update what was changed on all servers.
Is it possible?
Grato
Luciano Fernandes
I need to make a replication (go and go back) from my bd
could you show me a model of how to do this?
And this replication served only for 2 servers or could it be on more servers?
I will try to explain my situation:
Today I have a laboratory system with several collection posts, where all they have to be online, but I did not see Internet, via intranet. But it happens that some posts to intranet lives falling, so I thought of putting a server at each post and every 5 minutes he would replicate and update what was changed on all servers.
Is it possible?
Grato
Luciano Fernandes
Even gives, this would be the part of Advanced Replication, but I doubt that this is possible in the XE, the standby part that is a replication of a way I already find it difficult.
should consult Oracle's documentation in the Advanced Replication part and see if in the XE is possible, unfortunately I have no example of this, especially in the XE.
If you want to try the Standby Database example I made a small step by step ... www.ruevers.webs.com/standby.htm
should consult Oracle's documentation in the Advanced Replication part and see if in the XE is possible, unfortunately I have no example of this, especially in the XE.
If you want to try the Standby Database example I made a small step by step ... www.ruevers.webs.com/standby.htm
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