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ISBN 13: xxx
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xxx Pages - perfect bind
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Publication Date -
0512
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Databases/Oracle
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Oracle In-Focus Series
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Oracle Streams
High Speed Replication and Data Sharing
Second Edition
Retail Price $xx.xx /
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Oracle Streams is a high-speed tool that allows synchronization of
replicated databases across the globe and an indispensable feature
for any company using Oracle for global eCommerce. This second
edition book shares secrets for
achieving high-speed replication and data sharing. Using proven
techniques from mission-critical application, this book shows the
front-line secrets for ensuring success with Oracle Streams. From
installation through implementation, this book provides step-by-step
instruction to ensure your success with these powerful Oracle
features.
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* Learn expert secrets for high
speed data replication
* Understand the successful installation and configuration
techniques
* Use Oracle Streams to create a reliable failover database
* Achieve global data sharing and seamless data replication
* Learn the tricks to easily manage subscribed destinations
* Get working scripts to improve streams management
* Learn to customize data apply functions
* Understands tricks for rule-based propagation and data
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About the Author:
Table of Contents:
I INTRODUCTION
Data Sharing
Growing Need
Global Operations
Heterogeneous Systems
Data Synchronization
Data Movement
Data Transformation
Data Migration
Data Replication
What is Oracle Streams?
Why Oracle Streams?
Where to use Streams Mechanism
Replication
AQ Advanced Queuing
Event Management
Data Loading
Summarization of Data
High Availability and Disaster Recovery
Streams Historical Growth
Advanced Replication
Advanced Queuing
Related Oracle Technologies
Log Miner
Standby Data Guard
Peer Products
Sybase Replication
Quest Shareplex
GoldenGate
Data Mirror
II Streams Components and Processes
Producer and Consumer
LCR Object
Row LCR
DDL LCR
Additional Attributes
Hot Mining and Cold Mining
Log based Changes
Capture Process
Propagation of Changes
Apply Process
Queuing and Dequeuing
Rules and Rules Engine
Application of Rules
Transformation
Contexts
Streams Tags
Directed Network
DownStreams Capture
Change Data Capture
LogMiner
Supplemental Logging
Sys.Anydata Object
DML Handlers
III Streams Replication
Source
Database Changes
User Application Message
Destination Database
Data Types for Replication
Rules
Rule Set
Capture Rules
Propagation Rules
Apply Rules
Contexts
Transformations
Instantiation
Capture process for Instantiation
Oracle Data Pump for Instantiation
Export and Import for Instantiation
The Role of Streams Tags
How to create
Utility of Tags
Tags for Apply Process
Methodology
Examples
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IV Capture and
Propagation Configuration
Capture Mechanism
Data Types
DML Changes and Considerations (I, U, U, D and M)
Types of DDL(s)
NoLogging and Unrecoverable
Supplemental Logging
Instantiation
Local v/s DownStream
The Role of SCN
In Restricted Session
Capture Process
Components
Capture States
Multiple Processes
Rule Evaluation
Parallelism
Propagation and Staging
Schedules
Configuration
Monitoring
Application of Rules
Rule Set
Capture Rules
Propagation Rules
V Apply Configuration
Apply Process
DML Handlers
Application of Rules
Rule Set
Apply Rules
Contexts
Transformations
Methodology
Examples
VI Troubleshooting and Monitoring
Conflict Detection
Conflict Resolution
Monitoring Streams Data Flow
Helpful Scenarios
VII Heterogeneous Data Replication
Heterogeneous Data
Sharing
Oracle to Non-Oracle
Capture process
Instantiation
Data Types
Apply process
Heterogeneous Services
Database link
Non-Oracle to Oracle
User Application
VIII Event Management - Messaging
Event Propagation
Advanced Queuing
IX Data Loading Data Warehousing
Data Loading
CDC Change Data Capture
X Downstream Capture
Log Transportation
Services
DBMS_FILE_TRANSFER
XI RAC and Streams
Multiple Instances
Multiple Buffers
XII Using OEM
Oracle Enterprise
Manager
Grid Control
Appendix
a) Oracle Supplied
Packages
b) Data Dictionary Views |
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