Supplemental Logging on BRM tables
Hi All,
Tables where supplemental logging is required are:
bill_t
event_bal_impacts_t
event_billing_payment_cash_t
event_billing_payment_t
event_billing_refund_cash_t
event_billing_reversal_cash_t
event_billing_reversal_t
event_bitem_transfer_t
event_t
item_t
Would like to know can we implement oracle streams with BRM or BRM main tables?
What is the overhead of I/O, CPU and memory when we implement streams?Tables where supplemental logging is required are:
bill_t
event_bal_impacts_t
event_billing_payment_cash_t
event_billing_payment_t
event_billing_refund_cash_t
event_billing_reversal_cash_t
event_billing_reversal_t
event_bitem_transfer_t
event_t
item_t
Supplemental Logging:
When Supplemental Logging is enabled, either some selected columns or all columns are specified for extra logging. They are called a supplemental log group
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