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why would you segregate the tables in a replication configuration? How would you do it?
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Answer / Abhishek Duhan
Segregating tables in a replication configuration is often done for performance reasons, to ensure that only necessary data is replicated between systems. You can segregate tables by creating separate GoldenGate extract and replicate processes for different groups of tables. To segregate, you would create multiple GoldenGate jobs, each job containing the extraction and replication tasks for a specific group of tables.
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