With the advent of inexpensive and fast worldwide connectivity, many Oracle professionals recognize the benefits of distributing Oracle data; however, Oracle multi-master replication is extremely complex and time-consuming to implement. This book addresses the complexity of Oracle replication by providing working code examples and illustrations of working systems. Demonstrated is every aspect of Oracle snapshot replication, including syntax for refresh intervals, managing snapshot logs, monitoring oracle replication, and refresh timings. Also detailed are techniques for implementing conflict resolution in multi-master replication.
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John Garmany is an OCP certified Oracle DBA and the author of Logical Database Design Principles and Oracle9ias Administration Handbook. He lives in Denver, Colorado.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
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This is a excellent reference for Oracle replication, it explains the issues with multimaster replication. Lots of examples to set up and use Oracle replication. This book pays for itself right away. Must read for those new to Oracle Replication.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Written by a known Oracle and replication technology expert, I enjoyed learning new things on how to design and manage Oracle replication environments. The excellent examples, scripts and workshops helped me to ramp up quickly on this complex technology.
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Nicely compiled book with all the necessary information and procedures to implement replication. It is nice to see replication implemented using scripts/cmds other than GUI. Can recommend to any intermediate/advanced DBA who administer distributed databases.
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A good basic book
I think is a good start, but would like more troubleshooting information.
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Published on March 3, 2010 by Antonio Flores Bernardino
Excellent technical detail
This is a great reference for Oracle replication and does an excellent job of explaining the issues, especially multimaster replication. Read more
Published on December 17, 2003 by Jim Hodges
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