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  1. #1
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    How do we switch off replication for an import session, if its possible ??
    with regards
    Prasanna S

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    You can execute the next to stop replication:

    exec dbms_repcat.suspend_master_activity('Refresh_group')

    For start replication:

    exec dbms_repcat.resume_master_activity('Refresh_group','true/false')

    Check the documentation for putting true or false

    Regards

    Angel

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    When u execute suspend_replication_activity, the group's status becomes quiesced. I hope we cannot access the objects in a group which is in quiesced mode. What do u think ??
    with regards
    Prasanna S

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    As I understand you can access this tables, but with old information

    You only suspend the activity of the propagator, not the access.

    Regards

    Angel

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    Its said that no DML can be performed when the group is in quiesced state
    with regards
    Prasanna S

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    Depend whether or not you are using SYNCRONOUS or ASYNCRONOUS replication. SYNCRONOUS you can't susped replication, you must remove it. Asyncronous... depends on how much you are importing.

    Cheers
    OCP 8i, 9i DBA
    Brisbane Australia

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    How much you are importing ?? I couldn't understand !! My env. is async. and i want to import a table in a master site, without propagating the new changes to other sites
    with regards
    Prasanna S

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    Any help is appreciated..
    with regards
    Prasanna S

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