cssadhar Posted October 8, 2014 Report Posted October 8, 2014 · Introduction to Oracle Golden Gate 11g: Fundamentals for Oracle · Objectives · Oracle Golden Gate 11g · Key Capabilities & Technology Differentiators · Value Propositions for Oracle Golden Gate · Oracle Golden Gate Topologies · Oracle middleware for Business Intelligence · Oracle Data Integrator EE & Oracle Golden Gate · Oracle Golden Gate for Real-Time Data Warehousing · Oracle Golden Gate Solutions for Oracle Database · Oracle Golden Gate for Oracle Database Eliminate down Time for Migrations and Application upgrades · Oracle Golden Gate for Oracle Database Eliminate down Time during Oracle Database upgrades · Oracle Golden Gate for Oracle Database Eliminate up planned Down Time with Active Data Guard and Oracle Golden Gate · Oracle Golden Gate for Oracle Database Improve Production System Performance and Lower costs · Oracle Golden Gate for Operational Reporting · Oracle Golden Gate for Oracle Database Increase Returns on Investment on Existing Servers and Synchronize Global Data · Technology Overview · Objectives · Oracle Golden Gate: Modular Building Blocks · Supported Databases and Operating systems · Oracle Golden Gate Product Line · Oracle Golden Gate Veridata · Oracle Golden Gate Director: Overview · Oracle Golden Gate Monitor: Overview · Adapter Integration Options for Oracle Golden Gate · Oracle Golden Gate for Flat File · Oracle Golden Gate Application Adapter for Java · JMS Messaging Capture · Oracle Golden Gate Architecture · Objectives · Oracle Golden Gate Uses · Oracle Golden Gate Components · Oracle Golden Gate Logical Architecture · Oracle Golden Gate Process Groups · GGSCI · Parameter Files · Change Data Capture and Delivery · Change Data Capture and Delivery using a Data Pump · Running an Initial Load · Initial Load · Checkpoints · Check pointing · Commit Sequence Number (CSN) · Installing Oracle Golden Gate · Objectives · System Requirements · Operating System Requirements · Downloading Oracle Golden Gate · Installation on UNIX, Linux or Z/OS · Installation on Windows · Oracle Golden Gate Directories · Oracle Golden Gate Documentation · GGSCI Command Interface · GGSCI Commands · GGSCI Command Examples · OBEY Files · New Oracle Golden Gate 11g R1 GGSCI Miscellaneous Commands · Running Oracle Golden Gate from the OS Shell · Configuration Overview and Preparing the Environment · Objectives · Configuring Oracle Golden Gate · Preparing the Environment: Oracle Database · Preparing the Environment: Manager Overview · Preparing the Environment: Configuring Manager · Preparing the Environment: Sample Manager Parameter File · Preparing the Environment: Overview of Source Definitions · Preparing the Environment: Running defgen · Configuring Change Capture · Objectives · Step 2: Change Capture · Extract Overview · Data pump Overview · Data pump: One-to-many Trails · Data pump: One-to-many Target Systems · Setting up Change Capture · Add Extract Command · Add Extract Examples · Editing Extract Parameters · Passive Alias Extract · Overview of Trails · Adding a Local or Remote Trail · Starting the Extract · Primary Extract Configuration for Oracle · Data pump Configuration for Oracle · Automatic Storage Management (ASM) · Ensuring ASM Connectivity · Configuring Initial Load · Objectives · Step 3: Initial Load · Initial Load: Advantages of Oracle Golden Gate Methods · Initial Load: Resource Limitations · Prerequisites for Initial Load · Initial Load: Oracle Golden Gate Methods · Initial Load: File to Replicate · Initial Load: File to Database Utility · Initial Load: Direct Load · Initial Load: Direct Bulk Load (to Oracle) · Configuring Change Delivery · Objectives · Step 4: Change Delivery · Replicate Overview · Change Delivery Tasks · Checkpoint Table · Sample Configuration · Avoiding Collisions with Initial Load · Handling Collisions with Initial Load · Extract Trail and Files · Objectives · Overview of Extract Trails and Files · Extract Trails and Files Distribution · Extract Trails and Files Contents · Extract Trails and Files Clean up · Trail Format · Record Header Area · Record Data Area · Setting the Compatibility Level · Alternative Trail Formats · FORMATASCII · FORMATASCII Sample Output · FORMATSQL · FORMATSQL Sample Output · FORMATXML · FORMATXML Sample Output · Log dump Utility · Opening a Trail · Setting up a View · Viewing the Trail file Header · Viewing Trail Records · Counting Records in the Trail · Filtering by a File name · Locating a Hex Data Value · Saving Records to a new Trail · Keeping a Log of Your Session · Overview of the Reverse Utility · Overview Process of the Reverse Utility · Reverse: Overview Process · Sample Parameter Files · Oracle Golden Gate Parameter · Objectives · Oracle Golden Gate Parameter Files · Using Parameter Files · Global versus Process Parameters · Global Parameters · Manager Parameters: Overview · Sample Manager Parameter File · Manager Parameter Categories · Extract Parameter Overview · Extract Parameter Defaults · Sample Extract Parameter File · Extract Parameter Categories · Extract Example: Table Parameter · Extract Example: Tranlogoptions Parameter · Replicat Parameter Overview · Replicat Parameter Defaults · Sample Replicat Parameter File · Replicat Parameter Categories · Replicat Example: MAP Parameter · Db options · Data Selection and Filtering · Objectives · Overview of Data Mapping and Manipulation · Types of Definition Files · Data Selection: Overview · Data Selection: WHERE Clause · Data Selection: WHERE Clause Examples · Data Selection: FILTER Clause · Data Selection: FILTER Clause Examples · Data Selection: RANGE Function · Data Selection: RANGE Function Example · Column Mapping: Overview · Column Mapping: Example · Column Mapping: Building History · Data Transformation using Functions · Functions: Performing Tests on Column Values · @IF Functions · Functions: Working with Strings and Numbers · @STRCAT Function · @STREXT Function · Other Functions · Overview of SQLEXEC · SQLEXEC: Basic Functionality · SQLEXEC: DBMS and Data Type Support · SQLEXEC: Using with a LOOKUP Stored Procedure · SQLEXEC: Using with a SQL Query · SQLEXEC: Using within a TABLE or MAP Statement · SQLEXEC: Using as a Stand-Alone Statement · Additional Transformation Topics · Objectives · Overview of Macros · Creating Macros · Invoking a Macros · Reusing Parameter Sets · Creating Macros Libraries · Tracing Macro Expansion · Overview of User Tokens · Environmental Values Available to @ GETENV · User Tokens Display · Using User Tokens · Viewing User Exits in Log dump · Overview of User Exits · Uses for User Exits · User Exits: High-Level Processing Logic · Implementing User Exits · User Exit Parameters · Sample User Exits · Calling User Exits · Overview of Oracle Sequences · Configuration Options Objectives · Objectives · Overview of BATCMSQL · BATCHSQL Syntax · BATCHSQL Results · Compression Options · Example: Of Compression · Encryption Overview · Message Encryption · Options: Message Encryption · Trial or Extract File Encryption · Password Extract File Encryption Method 1 · Password Extract File Encryption Method 2 · Summary of Password · Event Market System · Uses for Event Actions · Event Actions Flows Chart · Implementing Event Actions · Event Actions: Heartbeat Example · Event Actions: Auto Mated Switchover Example · Bidirectional Replication · Objectives · Bidirectional Flowchart · Capabilities of a Bidirectional Configuration · Issues to Consider For a Bidirectional Configuration · Preventing Data Looping · Loop Detection Techniques · Conflict Avoidance and Detection · Conflict Detection by Filter · Conflict Resolution · Conflict Resolution: Example · Conflict Resolution by Applying Net Differences · Oracle Sequence Numbers · Truncate Table Operations · DDL Replication · Objectives · Overview of DDL Replication · DDL Replication Requirements and Restrictions · Characteristics for DDL Replication · DDL Scopes · Using 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