Downstream Capture and Extended Datatype Support

Wondering if anyone has tried downstream capture on tables with datatypes that are not natively supported (e.g. MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY)?
I've had a look at this for upstream capture but at my site we want to,
a) reduce possible impact of the capture processes on the source database
and
b) avoid adding triggers to the source tables being replicated as the application vendor isn't keen on changes to "their" schema. The shadow tables might not be quite such an issue in the source schema but if they can be avoided then that would bve abonus too.
My first thoughts are that with downstream capture, EDS would still need to be applied on these tables in the source database to handle these data types.
If anyone has been down this path and has some insights I'd love to hear them.
Thanks

Hi Bernard,
I have read the generated SQL-Files (read README-File in ( Metalink: Extended Datatype Support (EDS) for Streams [ID 556742.1]) :
run1_source_data_1.sql
run1_source_streams_2.sql
run1_dest_data_1.sql
run1_dest_streams_2.sqland understand now how it works.
But I still have some problems to find die Description of the undocumented functions like:
SYS_OP_NII(...),
SYS_ET_IMAGE_TO_BLOB and
the HINT /*+ relational("A") restrict_all_ref_cons*/ in INSERT and UPDATEI have marked it as answered because I have waited too long and nobody gave me a comment or answer.
I have thought nobody take a look at my case.
But now you are the first one, I'm happy. :-)
regards
hqt200475
Edited by: hqt200475 on Jul 1, 2011 4:53 AM
Edited by: hqt200475 on Jul 1, 2011 5:18 AM

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    Return ->
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