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How to instantiate lots of tables in a Logical Stby Data Guard v10.2.0.4

edited Jan 15, 2013 2:22AM in High Availability Data Guard, Sharding and Global Data Services (MOSC) 1 commentAnswered
Hello colleagues,

I have a Logical Stby Data guard v10.2.0.4 working. I would like to have a procedure to instantiate lots of tables (from primary to stby) in case I lost sync in some tables with foreign keys.

I have read MOS note Synchronizing tables in a Logical Standby Database [ID 271455.1], I would like to use the Example D with expdp/impdp.

I have conducted some tests using this Example D procedure but I don´t get to sync new imported tables.

My scenario is:

- Primary database in not stopped. Users continue working as usual during the expdp and impdp process. Therefore exported tables keep on growing.

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