Best Strategy for Oracle Replication Dataguard/Streams/Mat Views...

We have a database in Atlanta and a Nat. Office DB in DC. The primary workhorse is the ATL db. The DC office needs to be able to review the most current ATL database data and make small changes to status codes and comment fields (not necessarily on the database but can be if that is the best way). The DC database in the case of network failure/Loss of communication with ATL wants to be able to continue to work on the most current data as of the network failure and resync/or send those changes back to ATL db when the network is restored.
Iam interested in startegies you would take to accomplish these goals.
We will be using Oracle 10.2
Thanks in Advance

Sounds like a typical Replication Streams use case. DataGuard is not quite in the picture.
If your remote office only need to replication few tables from ATL, setup Mview based replication seems a good idea.
Check more information here,
Oracle® Database Advanced Replication

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What is the best platform for Oracle Server?
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