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Hi
You should investigate Oracle Enterprise Manager and its GUI tool that can do Advanced replication for you..
Think about adavanced asynchronous replication .Asyncronous advanced replication uses a store and forward mechanism. When I
insert a row into my local copy of table T, Oracle will store in a queue on the same machine a copy of that transaction. After commit, Oracle will PUSH that copy of that transaction to the remote site and replay it. Hence advanced async replication uses a store and forward mechanism. If the network is down or the remote database is unavailable, transactions are just queued up locally and
will get propagated when the systems are all available again.
regards
Hrishy
Last edited by hrishy; 03-05-2003 at 10:25 AM.
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