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Oracle Technology Day on Data Integration -- 18th May 2011 Bangalore at Oberoi's

One of the conferences that I attended over last few months was Oracle Technology Day on Data Integration. This happened on may 18th 2011. Couple of presentations on Data Integration and GoldenGate. Interesting topic for me was on GoldenGate 11g Zero downtime upgrades and migration. This is one of beautiful features of GoldenGate through which you can achieve Zero downtime for upgrades or migration (This does not mean that no downtime required, downtime can be reduced to nearly zero but not zero). Unfortunately this feature cannot be used with CRM/ERP upgrades as E-Business Suite is not completely supported by GoldenGate. There are about 20 objects specific to E-biz suite which are still under development to be included with GoldenGate. As GoldenGate is an acquired product Oracle this development will take some time to get supported. Following are the list of presentations and details of the sessions I attended. Please go through this, share it with your colleagues/friends and let me know if this was useful.

1. Oracle Keynote: Real-time access to real-time Information with Oracle Data Integration 11g solutions  -
http://www.oracle.com/in/technologies/dataintegration-availabilitykeynote-400766-en-in.pdf
2. Successful strategies in optimizing for Real-time BI & Data Warehouse -
http://www.oracle.com/in/technologies/successfulstrategies-dw-400768-en-in.pdf 3. Achieve maximum data availability with Oracle GoldenGate 11g: Zero-downtime upgrades & migration, Query offloading and continuous availability - 
http://www.oracle.com/in/technologies/maximum-availability-with-gg-400771-en-in.pdf
4. Next Generation Data-Centric architectures with Oracle Data Integrator Enterprise Edition 11g  -
http://www.oracle.com/in/technologies/beyond-etl-with-odi-breakout-11g-400773-en-in.pdf


More information on GoldenGate refer to the links below,
http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/Acquisitions/goldengate/index.html
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/goldengate/overview/index.html
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Vladimir Grigorian said…
I have a question about Flashback Data Archive tables in Goldengate replication. Are these tables usually excluded in an extract like "TABLEEXCLUDE .SYS_FBA_*"?
What is the approach for replicating and initial load of Flash Back Data Archive tables?
Here is my problem. I exported a user schema using Oracle DataPump, imported into destination database. GoldenGate abended saying some tables dont exist on dest. I checked tables and there were about 200 tables that were not exported because they are FBDA tables and DataPump just ignores them. So, I recreated them on source with scripts.
So, how is this done? Source and destination have their own FBDA and these tables should not be neither recreated with scripts on dest or replicated? Or they have to be replicated with contents?
October 26, 2011 at 7:03 AM
Raghavendr V Kulkarni said…
Sir
Here i m Raghavendr V Kulkarni. i m student of Qspiders. two days back i finished SQL classes in Qspiders
yesterday i talked to you about SQL Project.

please search n send that project to me sir.
Thank you sir.
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kulkarni.raghu8@gmail.com
July 25, 2012 at 4:10 PM
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