Answer / Ashis Kumar

The passthru mode in Oracle GoldenGate is used to bypass the data filtering and transformation capabilities of the extract process. It allows data to be copied directly from the source database without any modifications, making it useful for replicating data exactly as it exists on the source system.

why is supplemental logging required for replication?

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How can we report on long running transactions?

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how do you add credentials to the credential store?

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how do you create a coordinated replicate in ogg 12c?

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what command can be used to view the checkpoint information for the extract process?

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what is the passthru mode used for?

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I want to configure multiple extracts to write to the same exttrail file? Is this possible?

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what are the supplemental logging pre-requisites?

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I am migrating my oracle database from non-exadata to exadata but my source ogg software and target ogg software versions are different (say source is running ogg 11.1 and target is running ogg 11.2). How can I configure my ogg process to work in such configuration?

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what does the goldengate csn equate to, in the oracle database?

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