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Oracle9i Advanced Replication
Release 2 (9.2)

Part Number A96567-01
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A

accounts
creating for materialized views, 6-11
additive conflict resolution method, 5-28
administrative request queue, 2-35
administrative requests, 2-33
states, 2-36
AWAIT_CALLBACK, 2-36
DO_CALLBACK, 2-36
ERROR, 2-36
READY, 2-36
aliases
for columns
updatable materialized views, 3-6
AND operator
for simple subquery materialized views, 3-27
append sequence conflict resolution method, 5-39
append site name conflict resolution method, 5-38
assignment tables, 4-22
asynchronous replication, 1-6, 2-40
availability
extended, 5-41
average conflict resolution method, 5-29

B

backups
for replication, 6-36
bulk updates, A-4
BYTE character semantics, B-2

C

CHAR character semantics, B-2
character sets
replication, B-1
collections
materialized views, 3-42
restrictions, 3-44
replication, 2-16, 3-42
column groups, 5-22
column objects, 5-23
nested tables, 5-23
object tables, 5-23
shadow, 5-23
column objects
column groups, 5-23
conflict resolution
compare old values, 5-44
send old values, 5-44
materialized views, 3-36
column subsetting, 3-40
replication, 2-12, 3-36
column subsetting, 1-11
deployment templates, 4-20
materialized views
column objects, 3-40
updatable materialized views
conflict resolution, 5-11
columns
character semantics, B-2
column groups, 2-39, 5-22
column objects, 5-23
ensuring data integrity with multiple, 5-22
nested tables, 5-23
object tables, 5-23
shadow, 5-23
COMPATIBLE initialization parameter, 6-6
complete refresh, 1-12, 3-64
complex materialized views, 3-10, 3-12
value for PCTFREE, 3-65
value for PCTUSED, 3-65
conflict resolution, 2-58
additive method, 5-28
append sequence method, 5-39
append site name method, 5-38
architecture, 5-22
average method, 5-29
avoiding conflicts, 5-17
column groups, 5-22
column objects, 5-23
data integrity, 5-22
nested tables, 5-23
object tables, 5-23
shadow, 5-23
column subsetting
updatable materialized views, 5-11
concepts, 5-2
configuring without quiesce, 5-41
convergence properties of methods, 5-28
data requirements, 5-2
delete conflicts, 5-4
detecting conflicts, 5-5
discard method, 5-30, 5-39
dynamic site ownership, 5-18
earliest timestamp method, 5-31
error queue, 5-23
in synchronous propagation, 2-44
latest timestamp method, 5-24
maximum method, 5-32
methods for delete conflicts, 5-39
methods for uniqueness conflicts, 5-37
methods for update conflicts, 5-24
minimum method, 5-33
multitier materialized views, 5-7
nested tables, 5-12
overwrite method, 5-26
performance, 5-40
compare old values, 5-41
minimum communication, 5-40
send old values, 5-41
prebuilt methods, 5-7
primary site ownership, 5-18
priority groups method, 5-34
replication, 1-18, 2-10
site priority method, 5-36
as backup, 5-25, 5-31
transaction ordering, 5-5
types of conflicts, 5-3
uniqueness conflicts, 5-4
updatable materialized views
column subsetting, 5-11
update conflicts, 5-3
conflicts
avoiding, 5-17
delete, 5-4
avoiding, 5-19
detecting, 2-44, 2-57, 5-5
identifying rows, 2-58, 5-6
error queue, 5-23
ordering
avoiding, 5-20
procedural replication, 1-20
uniqueness, 5-4
avoiding, 5-19
update, 5-3
avoiding, 5-20
connection qualifiers, 2-22
diagnosing problems with, A-2
constraint violations, A-4
constraints
referential
self-referencing, 2-25
continuous purges
scheduling, 6-27
continuous pushes
scheduling, 6-24
Copy Template Wizard, 7-23
CREATE TYPE statement
OID clause, 2-14, 3-39

D

data dictionary
replication, 1-17
data integrity
parallel propagation, 2-55
serial propagation, 2-55
data propagation
and dependency maintenance, 2-54
asynchronous, 2-40
synchronous, 2-42
database links
connection qualifiers, 2-22
diagnosing problems with, A-2
incomplete specifications, A-7
materialized view sites, 6-12, 6-31
replication, 2-19
Replication Management tool, 2-21
scheduled links, 1-15
datatypes
allowed in replicated tables, 6-2
date expressions, 3-68, 4-19
DBA_MVIEW_REFRESH_TIMES view, 3-47
DBA_REGISTERED_MVIEWS view, 3-47
DBA_REPCATLOG view, 2-33
DBA_TYPE_VERSIONS
replication, 2-13, 3-38
DBMS_DEFER_SYS package
SCHEDULE_PUSH procedure, 6-23, 6-25
DBMS_MVIEW package
EXPLAIN_MVIEW procedure, 3-29
REGISTER_MVIEW procedure, 3-49
UNREGISTER_MVIEW procedure, 3-49
DBMS_REFRESH package
CHANGE procedure, 4-19
DBMS_REPCAT package, 2-33, 2-35
COMPARE_OLD_VALUES procedure
conflict resolution, 5-41
CREATE_MVIEW_REPGROUP procedure, 3-5
CREATE_MVIEW_REPOBJECT procedure, 3-6
DO_DEFERRED_REPCAT_ADMIN procedure, 2-33, 2-34, 2-36
REPCAT_IMPORT_CHECK procedure, 6-37
SEND_OLD_VALUES procedure
conflict resolution, 5-41
DDL statements
replication, 1-17
troubleshooting problems, A-3
deadlocks
resolving
in synchronous propagation, 2-44
deferred transaction queues, 1-6, 2-30
diagnosing problems with, A-7
purging propagated transactions, 6-25
pushing, 2-31
scheduled purge, 6-14
scheduled push, 6-14
DELAY_SECONDS parameter, 2-51
dependencies
minimizing, 2-56
dependency
ordering
replicated transactions, 2-54
tracking
parallel propagation, 2-55
dependency tracking
row level, 2-55, 6-4
Deployment Template Wizard, 7-20
deployment templates, 1-13, 4-1
adding materialized views to, 4-14
after instantiation, 4-18
architecture, 4-13
column subsetting, 4-20
concepts, 4-3
data sets, 4-26
DDL statements, 4-14
definition storage, 4-14
design, 4-20
elements, 4-4
general template information, 4-4
instantiation, 1-13, 4-9
offline, 4-10, 4-17
online, 4-9, 4-16
options, 4-17
process, 4-15
scenarios, 4-12
troubleshooting, A-9
local control, 4-28
materialized view groups, 4-19
materialized view logs, 4-13
materialized view sites, 4-9
objects
definitions, 4-6, 4-14
packaging, 4-9
for offline instantiation, 4-15
for online instantiation, 4-15
options, 4-17
procedures, 4-13
process, 4-15
parameters, 4-7
security, 4-8
preparing materialized view sites for, 6-29
refresh groups, 4-19
row subsetting, 4-22
user authorization, 4-9
user-defined types, 4-7
WHERE clause, 4-8
direct path load
fast refresh, 3-65
discard conflict resolution method, 5-30, 5-39
distributed schema management, 1-17
distributed transactions
problems with, A-7
DML statements
replication
troubleshooting problems, A-4
domain indexes
replication, 2-25
dynamic sites
ownership, 5-18

E

earliest timestamp conflict resolution method, 5-31
errors
error queues, 2-31
conflicts, 5-23
EXISTS operator
materialized views with subqueries, 3-27
EXPLAIN_MVIEW procedure, 3-29
extended availability, 5-41

F

failover sites
implementing using FAILOVER option, 6-36
fast refresh, 1-12, 3-65
avoiding problems, 6-21
determining possibility of, 3-29
direct path load, 3-65
multitier materialized views, 3-66
features, new, xix
filter columns, 6-17
force refresh, 1-12, 3-67
foreign keys
replicated tables, 6-2
functions
replicating, 2-27

G

GLOBAL_NAMES initialization parameter, 6-6
group owner
materialized view groups, 3-60

H

horizontal partitioning. See row subsetting

I

Import
materialized view logs, 3-55
materialized views, 3-55
replication check, 6-37
indexes
materialized view sites, 3-57
on foreign keys, 6-2
replication, 2-25
indextypes
replication, 2-28
initialization parameters
COMPATIBLE, 6-6
editing, 6-14
GLOBAL_NAMES, 6-6
JOB_QUEUE_PROCESSES, 2-34, 6-6
NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS, B-2
OPEN_LINKS, 2-23, 6-7
PARALLEL_AUTOMATIC_TUNING, 2-48, 6-7
PARALLEL_MAX_SERVERS, 2-48, 6-7
PARALLEL_MIN_SERVERS, 2-48
PROCESSES, 6-7
replication, 6-4
REPLICATION_DEPENDENCY_TRACKING, 6-8
SHARED_POOL_SIZE, 6-8
UTL_FILE_DIR, 6-8
INIT.ORA parameters. See initialization parameters
instantiation
deployment templates, 1-13, 4-9

J

job queue processes
replication, 6-14
job queues, 2-31
JOB_QUEUE_PROCESSES initialization parameter, 2-34, 6-6, 6-14
jobs
checking for scheduled links, A-7
replication, 2-33

L

latest timestamp
conflict resolution method, 5-24
length semantics
replication, B-2
levels
multitier materialized views, 3-30
LOBs
allowed in replicated tables, 6-2
replication support for, 6-3

M

many to many subqueries
materialized views, 3-21
many to one subqueries
materialized views, 3-18
mass deployment, 3-4, 4-2
master definition site, 1-5, 2-4
master groups, 1-5, 2-37
master materialized view sites, 3-51
master materialized views, 1-8, 3-31, 3-51
materialized view logs, 3-52
master sites, 1-5
adding
circular dependencies, 2-25
self-referential constraints, 2-25
advantages of, 6-10
bulk updates, A-4
compared with materialized view sites, 6-9
constraints
violations, A-4
DDL changes not propagated, A-3
diagnosing problems with, A-2
DML changes not propagated, A-4
internal triggers, 3-52
length semantics, B-3
precreated tables, B-4
materialized view registration, 3-47
materialized views, 3-51
replicated objects not created at new, A-3
replication, 2-18
roles, 2-18
scheduled links for
guidelines, 6-22
scheduled purges for, 6-14
guidelines, 6-25
users, 2-18
master tables
materialized view logs, 3-52
materialized views, 3-51
redefining online, 3-54
reorganizing, 3-53
Materialized View Group Wizard, 7-19
materialized view groups, 1-5, 3-36, 3-59
deployment templates, 4-19
group owner, 3-60
ownership, 3-36
updatable materialized views, 3-60
materialized view logs, 1-13, 3-52
adding columns to, 6-18
column logging, 3-26
many to many subqueries, 3-27
many to one subqueries, 3-27
ON PREBUILT TABLE clause, 3-27
one to many subqueries, 3-27
combination, 3-53
creating, 6-17
deployment templates, 4-13
filter columns, 6-17
Import, 3-55
join columns, 6-17
logging columns, 6-17
object ID, 3-53
object tables, 3-54
primary key, 3-53
privileges required to create, 6-17
REFs, 3-46
ROWID, 3-53
trigger, 3-52
troubleshooting, A-11
underlying table for, 3-52
materialized view sites, 1-5
adding
avoiding problems, 6-21
advantages of, 6-10
compared with master sites, 6-9
database links, 6-12, 6-31
database version, 6-30
deferred transaction queues
scheduled push, 6-14
deployment templates, 4-9
length semantics, B-5
prebuilt container tables, B-5
local creation, 4-28
network connectivity, 6-30
preparing for deployment templates, 6-29
rollback segments, 6-32
schedule purge
guidelines, 6-25
scheduled links for
guidelines, 6-22
schemas, 6-31
setup, 6-30
materialized views, 1-2, 1-8, 3-1
architecture, 3-49
base table, 3-56
BUILD DEFERRED
troubleshooting, A-12
capabilities, 3-29
collection columns, 3-42
restrictions, 3-44
column objects
column subsetting, 3-40
column subsetting, 1-11
column objects, 3-40
complex, 3-10, 3-12
value for PCTFREE, 3-65
value for PCTUSED, 3-65
concepts, 3-2
creating, 6-19
creating schemas for, 6-11
creator, 3-14
data subsetting, 3-4, 3-17
deployment templates, 1-13, 4-1
user-defined types, 4-7
disconnected computing, 3-4
Import, 3-55
index, 3-57
length semantics, B-5
prebuilt container tables, B-5
LOBs, 6-3
local control, 4-28
mass deployment, 3-4
master materialized view sites, 3-51
master materialized views, 3-51
master sites, 3-51
master tables, 3-51
materialized view groups, 3-59
materialized view logs, 1-13, 3-52
multitier, 1-8, 3-30, 3-36
conflict resolution, 5-7
fast refresh, 3-66
levels, 3-30
master materialized views, 3-31
restrictions, 3-35
nested tables, 3-42
restrictions, 3-44
network loads, 3-3
object materialized views, 3-41
OID preservation, 3-42
object tables, 3-40
owner, 3-14
preparing for, 6-11
primary key, 3-7, 3-26
privileges, 3-14, 6-13
read-only, 1-8, 3-5
registration, 3-49
unregistering, 3-49
refresh groups, 1-12, 3-61
size, 3-62
refresher, 3-14
refreshing, 1-12, 3-64
complete, 3-64
failures, A-9
fast, 3-29, 3-65
force, 3-67
initiating, 3-68
interval, 3-68
on-demand, 3-68
querying for last refresh time, 3-47
retries, A-9
troubleshooting, A-9, A-10
REFs, 3-44
logging, 3-46
scoped, 3-45
unscoped, 3-46
WITH ROWID clause, 3-47
registration, 3-47
reorganizing, 3-53
row subsetting, 1-11, 3-17
rowid, 3-9
simple, 3-12
simple subquery
AND operator, 3-27
subqueries, 3-18
column logging, 3-26
EXISTS operator, 3-27
joins, 3-27
many to many, 3-21
many to one, 3-18
one to many, 3-20
OR operators, 3-27
primary key materialized views, 3-26
restrictions, 3-26
trace file, A-10
troubleshooting, A-8
types of, 3-7
unions with subqueries, 3-23
restrictions, 3-27
updatable, 1-9, 3-5
column aliases, 3-6
length semantics, B-6
materialized view groups, 3-60
updatable materialized view logs, 3-57
trigger for, 3-58
user-defined datatypes, 3-36
ON COMMIT REFRESH clause, 3-37
uses for, 3-3
varrays, 3-42
restrictions, 3-44
views, 3-57
writeable, 3-6
maximum conflict resolution method, 5-32
minimum communication, 2-50
conflict resolution, 5-40
quiesce, 5-41
minimum conflict resolution method, 5-33
multimaster replication, 1-6, 2-1
architecture, 2-18
asynchronous, 2-7
concepts, 2-2
disconnected materialized views, 2-6
failover, 2-4
load balancing, 2-5
synchronous, 2-7, 2-9
transaction propagation protection, 2-53
uses for, 2-4
multitier materialized views, 1-8, 3-30
conflict resolution, 5-7
fast refresh, 3-66
levels, 3-30
master materialized views, 3-31
restrictions, 3-35
materialized view groups
ownership, 3-36
restrictions, 3-35

N

NCHAR datatype
Unicode, B-8
NCLOB datatype
length semantics, B-9
nested tables
column groups, 5-23
conflict resolution, 5-12
materialized views, 3-42
restrictions, 3-44
replication, 2-16, 3-42
network
FAILOVER option, 6-36
new features, xix
NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS initialization parameter, B-2
NOROWDEPENDENCIES clause, 2-55
NVARCHAR datatype
Unicode, B-8
n-way replication. See multimaster replication

O

object identifiers
agreement for replication, 2-12, 3-37
object materialized views, 3-41
OID preservation, 3-42
object tables
column groups, 5-23
materialized view logs, 3-54
materialized views, 3-40
replication, 2-15
object-relational model
materialized views, 3-36
replication, 2-12, 3-36
objects
replicated
recreating, A-5
OF object_type clause
object materialized views, 3-41
OID clause
CREATE TYPE statement, 2-14, 3-39
ON COMMIT REFRESH clause
of CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW, 3-37
ON DELETE CASCADE clause
troubleshooting replication problems, A-6
ON PREBUILT TABLE clause, 3-27
length semantics, B-5
one to many subqueries
materialized views, 3-20
online redefinition of tables, 3-54
OPEN_LINKS initialization parameter, 2-23, 6-7
OPS. See Oracle Real Application Clusters
OR operators
materialized views with subqueries, 3-27
Oracle Parallel Server. See Oracle Real Application Clusters
Oracle Real Application Clusters
compared to replication, 2-6, 6-34
Oracle Replication Management tool, 1-16, 7-1
first login, 7-3
interface, 7-4
Navigator pane, 7-5
right pane, 7-9
Topology tab, 7-11
usage scenarios, 7-2
wizards, 7-15
Copy Template, 7-23
Deployment Template, 7-20
Materialized View Group, 7-19
Setup, 7-16
Template Script Generation Wizard, 7-22
overwrite conflict resolution method, 5-26

P

packages
replication, 2-26
packaging deployment templates, 4-9
parallel propagation, 2-47
configuring for replication environments, 2-47
dependency
tracking, 2-55
implementing, 2-48
planning for, 6-28
replication environment, 6-28
row level SCN, 2-55
tuning, 2-50
Parallel Server. See Oracle Real Application Clusters
PARALLEL_AUTOMATIC_TUNING initialization parameter, 2-48, 6-7
PARALLEL_MAX_SERVERS initialization parameter, 2-48, 6-7
PARALLEL_MIN_SERVERS, 6-7
PARALLEL_MIN_SERVERS initialization parameter, 2-48, 6-7
parameters
deployment templates, 4-7
PCTFREE parameter
value for complex materialized views, 3-65
PCTUSED parameter
value for complex materialized views, 3-65
peer-to-peer replication. See multimaster replication
performance
replication, 2-47
periodic purges
scheduling, 6-26
periodic pushes
scheduling, 6-23
planning
for replication, 6-1
PRIMARY KEY constraints
materialized views, 3-7, 3-26
replicated tables, 6-2
primary sites
ownership, 5-18
priority groups conflict resolution method, 5-34
privileges
materialized views, 3-14, 6-13
procedural replication, 1-19
detecting conflicts, 1-20
restrictions, 2-26
wrapper, 1-20
procedures
replicating, 2-27
PROCESSES initialization parameter, 6-7
propagation, 2-40
initiating, 2-46
modes, 2-45
parallel, 2-47
implementing, 2-48
tuning, 2-50
security context of propagator, 2-43
propagator
replication, 2-19
purges
deferred transaction queue
scheduling continuous, 6-27
scheduling periodic, 6-26
pushes
deferred transaction queue
scheduling continuous, 6-24
scheduling periodic, 6-23

Q

quiescing, 1-7, 2-31
configuring conflict resolution methods without, 5-41
minimum communication, 5-41

R

read-only materialized views, 1-8, 3-5
registration
manual, 3-49
unregistering, 3-49
receiver
replication, 2-19
recovery
for replication, 6-36
redefining tables
online
replication, 3-54
referential integrity
self-referential constraints, 2-25
refresh
automatic, 3-68
complete, 3-64
DBMS_REFRESH package
CHANGE procedure, 4-19
failures, A-9
fast, 3-65
determining possibility of, 3-29
force, 3-67
group, 3-68
initiating, 3-68
interval, 3-68
manual, 3-68
materialized views, 1-12, 3-64
on-demand, 3-68
retries, A-9
rollback segments
troubleshooting, A-12
scheduling, 3-68
troubleshooting, A-11
troubleshooting
ORA-12004 error, A-12
ORA-942 error, A-12
truncating materialized views
troubleshooting, A-12
refresh groups, 1-6, 1-12, 3-61
deployment templates, 4-19
size considerations, 3-62
troubleshooting, A-9
REFs
materialized views, 3-44
replication, 2-17, 3-44
replication
administration, 1-15, 2-31
administrative request queue, 2-35
administrative requests, 2-33
states, 2-36
applications that use, 1-3
assignment tables, 4-22
asynchronous propagation, 1-6, 2-40
availability, 6-33
backup and recovery for, 6-36
character sets, B-1
checking imported data, 6-37
column groups, 2-39
column subsetting, 1-11
compared to Oracle Real Application Clusters, 2-6, 6-34
conflict resolution, 1-18, 2-10, 2-58
conflicts
detecting, 2-57
procedural replication, 1-20
connection qualifiers, 2-22
constraints
troubleshooting, A-6
creating an environment, 7-25
data requirements, 5-2
database links, 2-19
CONNECT TO clause, 2-20
Replication Management tool, 2-21
USING clause, 2-20
DDL statements, 1-17
deferred transaction queues, 2-30
diagnosing problems with, A-7
deferred transactions, 1-6, 2-30
defined, 1-2
DELAY_SECONDS parameter, 2-51
dependencies
minimizing, 2-56
dependency tracking, 2-55
deployment templates, 1-13, 4-1
user-defined types, 4-7
distributed schema management, 1-17
error queues, 2-31
failover, 6-36
filter columns, 6-17
flowchart for creating environment, 7-25
groups, 1-5, 2-37
hybrid configurations, 1-14
Import check, 6-37
indextypes, 2-28
initialization parameters, 6-4
internal procedures, 2-30
internal triggers, 2-30
introduction, 1-2
job queue processes, 6-14
job queues, 2-31
jobs, 2-33
LOBs, 6-3
mass deployment, 4-2
master, 1-8
master definition site, 1-5
master groups, 1-5, 2-37
master materialized views, 1-8
master sites, 1-5, 2-18
advantages, 6-10
materialized view groups, 1-5
materialized view logs, 1-13
materialized view sites
advantages, 6-10
materialized views, 1-8, 3-1
minimum communication, 2-50
modes, 2-31
multimaster, 1-6, 2-1
multitier materialized views, 1-8
objects, 2-24
performance, 2-47
planning for, 6-1
problems
troubleshooting, A-1
procedural replication, 1-19
procedures
troubleshooting, A-5
propagation, 2-40
propagator, 2-19
quiesce, 1-7, 2-31
real-time replication. See synchronous replication
receiver, 2-19
refresh, 1-12
refresh groups, 1-6, 1-12
replication administrator (REPADMIN user), 2-19
replication management API, 1-17
resuming, 2-32
row subsetting, 1-11
scheduled links, 1-15
See Also materialized views
single master, 2-3
sites, 1-5
choosing, 6-9
survivability, 6-33
suspending, 2-32
synchronous, 1-19, 2-42
tables, 6-2
and DML incompatibility, A-4
datatypes allowed, 6-2
dependency tracking, 6-4
DML incompatibility, A-4
transaction propagation protection, 2-53
transactions
dependency ordering, 2-54
triggers
troubleshooting, A-5
troubleshooting, A-1
Unicode, B-8
unsupported datatypes
BFILE, 6-2
LONG, 6-2
user-defined datatypes, 2-12, 3-36
uses of, 1-2
replication catalog, 1-17
DBA_MVIEW_REFRESH_TIMES, 3-47
DBA_REGISTERED_MVIEWS, 3-47
DBA_REPCATLOG, 2-33
incorrect views, A-7
USER_REFRESH, A-10
USER_REFRESH_CHILDREN, A-10
replication management API, 1-17, 2-33
Replication Management tool. See Oracle Replication Management tool
replication objects, 1-4, 2-28
at materialized view sites
problems creating, A-8
functions, 2-27
indexes, 2-25
on foreign keys, 6-2
packages, 2-26
procedures, 2-27
recreating, A-5
sequences, 2-29
tables, 2-24, 6-2
datatypes allowed, 6-2
dependency tracking, 6-4
DML incompatibility, A-4
foreign keys, 6-2
primary keys, 6-2
unable to generate support for, A-5
triggers, 2-27
REPLICATION_DEPENDENCY_TRACKING initialization parameter, 6-8
restrictions
procedural replication, 2-26
rollback segments
materialized view sites, 6-32
row subsetting, 1-11
deployment templates, 4-22
materialized views, 3-17
ROWDEPENDENCIES clause, 2-55
creating tables, 6-4
rowids
rowid materialized views, 3-9
rows
identifying during conflict detection, 2-58

S

scheduled links, 1-15, 6-14
continuous pushes, 6-24
guidelines, 6-22
parallel propagation, 6-28
periodic pushes, 6-23
serial propagation, 6-28
scheduled purges
guidelines, 6-25
periodic purges, 6-26
schemas
creating for materialized views, 6-11
security
deployment templates, 4-8
sequences
replication, 2-29
Setup Wizard, 7-16
shadow column groups, 5-23
SHARED_POOL_SIZE initialization parameter, 6-8
simple materialized views, 3-12
site priority conflict resolution method, 5-36
as a backup method, 5-25, 5-31
snapshots. See materialized views
store-and-forward replication. See asynchronous replication
subqueries
in unions
materialized views, 3-23
materialized views, 3-18
AND operator, 3-27
column logging, 3-26
EXISTS operator, 3-27
joins, 3-27
many to many, 3-21
many to one, 3-18
one to many, 3-20
OR operators, 3-27
primary key, 3-26
restrictions, 3-26
subsetting
materialized views, 3-17
column objects, 3-40
survivability, 6-33
design considerations, 6-35
implementing, 6-36
Oracle Real Application Clusters and, 6-34
synchronous replication, 1-19, 2-42
of destination of transactions, 2-44
synonyms, 2-28
replication, 2-28
system change numbers
row level, 2-55, 6-4

T

tables
length semantics, B-3
precreated
length semantics, B-4
problems generating replication support for, A-5
redefining online
replication, 3-54
replicating, 2-24, 6-2
datatypes allowed, 6-2
dependency tracking, 6-4
DML incompatibility, A-4
Template Script Generation Wizard, 7-22
trace files
materialized views, A-10
transactions
propagation
protection mechanisms, 2-53
triggers
for materialized view log, 3-52
for updatable materialized view logs, 3-58
replicating, 2-27
troubleshooting
replication problems, A-1

U

Unicode
NCHAR datatype, B-8
NVARCHAR datatype, B-8
replication, B-8
unions
with subqueries
materialized views, 3-23
restrictions for materialized views, 3-27
updatable materialized view logs, 3-57
trigger for, 3-58
updatable materialized views, 1-9, 3-5
column subsetting, 5-11
conflict resolution, 5-11
length semantics, B-6
materialized view groups, 3-60
USER_REFRESH view, A-10
USER_REFRESH_CHILDREN view, A-10
user-defined datatypes
materialized views, 3-36
collections, 3-42
column objects, 3-36, 3-40
object tables, 3-40
ON COMMIT REFRESH clause, 3-37
REFs, 3-44
type agreement, 3-37
replication, 2-12, 3-36
collections, 2-16, 3-42
column objects, 2-12, 3-36
object tables, 2-15
REFs, 2-17, 3-44
type agreement, 2-12, 3-37
USLOG$_, 3-57
UTL_FILE_DIR initialization parameter, 6-8

V

varrays
materialized views, 3-42
restrictions, 3-44
replication, 2-16, 3-42
vertical partitioning. See column subsetting
views, 2-28
materialized view sites, 3-57
replication, 2-28

W

WHERE clause
deployment templates, 4-8
WITH ROWID clause
REFs, 3-47
wrapper
procedural replication, 1-20
writeable materialized views, 3-6

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