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Oracle Streams
Chapter 7 -
Monitoring and Troubleshooting Oracle Streams

ORA-26688 Missing Key in LCR

  • The object for which an LCR is applying a change does not exist in the destination database. In this case, it is necessary to ensure that the object exists. Make sure that the correct character case is used in rule conditions, Apply handlers, and rule-based transformations.
     

  • Supplemental logging is not specified for columns that require supplemental logging at the source database. In this case, LCRs from the source database may not contain values for key columns.
     

  • There may be problem with the primary key in the destination table. If no primary key exists for the table or if the target table has a different primary key than the source table, substitute key columns can be specified using the set_key_columns procedure in the dbms_apply_adm package.

ORA-26689 Column Type Mismatch

This error message is returned because one or more columns at a table in the source database do not match the corresponding columns at the destination database.

The LCRs from the source database may contain more columns than the table at the destination database, or there may be a type mismatch for one or more columns. The Streams process assumes the same exact set of columns at the both source and destination end. If the columns differ at the databases, rule-based transformations can be used to modify and avoid the errors.

If an apply handler or a rule-based transformation is used, any SYS.AnyData conversion functions must match the data type in the LCR that is being converted. For example, if the column is specified as VARCHAR2, the SYS.AnyData.CONVERTVARCHAR2 function should be used to convert the data from type ANY to VARCHAR2.


The above text is an excerpt from:

Oracle Streams
High Speed Replication and Data Sharing

ISBN 0-9745993-5-2

by Madhu Tumma
 


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