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Your customer is looking for a solution that meets these four needs: 1 - Replicate data from source to target for reporting purposes. 2 -Replicate data from one source to multiple targets. 3…
The correct answer is C. Uni-directional for 1. Oracle Goldengate - Uni-directional: In this setup the data is replicated in one direction from source to target. - Bi-Directional: The data flows in both direction and stays synced up between site A and site B. - Peer to Peer: Similar to Bi-directional but involves more that 2…
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Your customer is looking for a solution that meets these four needs:
1 - Replicate data from source to target for reporting purposes. 2 -Replicate data from one source to multiple targets. 3 - Replicate data between two databases for instant failover. 4 - Replicate data from multiple sources to a single target for a data warehouse. Which GoldenGate-supported topology would you recommended?
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- AUni-directional for 1
- BPeer-to-peer for 1
- CUni-directional for 1
- DPeer-to-peer for 1
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A3% (1)
- B13% (4)
- C81% (25)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Oracle Goldengate - Uni-directional: In this setup the data is replicated in one direction from source to target. - Bi-Directional: The data flows in both direction and stays synced up between site A and site B. - Peer to Peer: Similar to Bi-directional but involves more that 2 databases which stay synced up. - Broadcast: Data from source is sent to multiple destinations - Consolidation: Here data from multiple sources is delivered to one destination database. - Cascading: Data from once source is sent to multiple destinations.
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