Author:Snowhite2000
Time:02-09-03 0:49
This depends on your environment requirements.
If the synchronization you requested can be delayed by one day or a few days, the export/import method is good. The synchronization between our prod and the database in the test/train environment is in this State. The regular export prod, import to test/train database. We use a cron job. It is easy to write scripts.
If your synchronization needs to be implemented immediately and only a few tables need to do so, set advance replication.
Think of an easy and easy-to-operate method based on the environment. If it is a production system, it is best not to bother yourself.
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You can use ORACLE standby database for this function.
In Oracle 9i, standby database has been renamed to "Data guard ".
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Initially released by fjcakiller
The synchronization machine is another slave. If a problem occurs in the other database, the slave database will be immediately topped up and the two databases will be swapped.