Understanding the 3 Oracle Logical Replication Concepts

  • Posted on: 11 April 2013
  • By: milina.ristic
This paper looks at the 3 replication principles of Oracle redo log mining as is being used by Golden Gate, Streams and other logical replication tools. This is good grounding for DBAs, architects or developers that want to replicate data from one database to another. Be it for minimal downtime migration, real time reporting, data-warehousing, distributing of data, or relocating data to the cloud. This paper does not focus on any one particular Oracle replication product but explains the concepts that apply to all replication solutions so that a greater understanding is achieved and improved replication solutions are implemented. The paper also addresses conflicts, what they are and how to avoid them.
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Publish Date: 
1 Apr 2013
Presenter: 
Arjen Visser
Organization/Company: 
Dbvisit Software Limited
Presenter Biography: 
Arjen Visser is the founder, CEO/CTO of New Zealand based company Dbvisit Software Limited who are the developers of Dbvisit Standby and Dbvisit Replicate. Dbvisit products are used and liked by DBAs in 80 countries globally and more than 500 organisations. Arjen is a technical entrepreneur with over 20 years of experience in the IT industry. He is most passionate about database technology and especially Oracle database technology. He is driven to create complementary software solutions that are highly effective, simple to use, and in great demand. He is a well-known figure in the world of Oracle database experts and a frequent speaker at Oracle conferences. Arjen has a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from Auckland University. A regular and well liked presenter at international Oracle events. In 2012 it was the fourth year in a row he presented at Oracle Open World. In 2012 Dbvisit Software was in the top 50 of New Zealands fastest growing companies and in the top 500 of fastest growing technology companies in whole of Asia/Pacific.
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