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i have oralce streams in a bi-directinole environment.
with schema replication.
how can i check of the tables on rows level are is sync.
is there any script procedure or somthing to check this.
regards,
Shamier

Hello
You can also use the Oracle Supplied PL/SQL Package DBMS_RECTIFIER_DIFF. Infact these were meant for Advanced Replication, but it does not have any dependency with Advanced Replication. You can use this with Streams as well.
The procedure DBMS_RECTIFIER_DIFF.DIFFERENCES can be used to find out the differences between the tables in source and target.
The procedure DBMS_RECTIFIER_DIFF.RECTIFY can be used to sync the tables between source and destination.
This is a much more sophisticated method than using traditional SELECT ..MINUS.. SELECT, where you have find out the differences manually and sync them manually, whereas this provides procedures to do it.
Please refer metalink note <Note: 1062732.6> for more details and a working example.
Thanks,
Rijesh

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I thought simply re-copying the iTunes folder might bring any crud along with it, but I don't suppose it would hurt to try. Then I can avoid the stuff I'm hoping to.
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