Golden Gate for HP-UX

Hi all,
i am a newbie. i have a production server on HP-Ux and a staging server on RedHat Linux5. Both are Oracle10g R2 versions. now i want the production data available on my staging server. here the Data Guard facility is not feasible,
my doubt is Oracle Golden Gate works on HP-UX environment in this situation for data tansfer from production to staging server.
Is the Golden Gate works in HP-Ux environment?
thanks and regards
Edited by: 785092 on Sep 20, 2010 10:30 PM

Or just go to eDelievery and try to download it...
Please note that every build for HP-UX 11.23 also supports 11.31 - just make sure you're not mixing IA64 builds with PA-RISC builds.
-joe

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                  Oracle GoldenGate Capture for MySQL
      Version 11.2.1.0.1 OGGCORE_11.2.1.0.1_PLATFORMS_120423.0230
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Windows (optimized), Oracle 11g on Apr 22 2011 03:28:23
Copyright (C) 1995, 2011, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
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Copyright (C) 1995, 2010, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
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Problem I am facing_
I am not sure where to find the generated flat file,
even the reports are showing there is no data at manager process
I am expecting replicat instead of extract at Flatfile FFR711.prm
I have done this much what to do give me some pointers.....
Thanks,
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Ok, I haven't run your example, but here are some suggestions.
Vikas Panwar wrote:
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<li> don't forget your "table" statements... or else no data will be processed!! You can wildcard tables, but not schemata.
<li> there is no reason that anything would be discarded in a pump.
<li> although a matter of choice, I don't see why people use absolute paths for reports and discard files. Full paths to data and def files make sense if they are on the SAN/NAS, but then I'd use symlinks from dirdat to the storage directory (on Unix/Linux)
<li> both windows and unix can use forward "/" slashes. Makes examples platform-independent (another reason for relative paths)
<li> your trails really should be much larger than 5MB for better performance (e.g,. 100MB)
<li> you probably should use a source-defs file, intead of a dblogin for metadata. Trail data is by its very nature historical, and using "userid...password" in the prm file inherently gets metadata from "right now". The file-writer doesn't handle DDL changes automatically.
</ul>
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Vikas Panwar wrote:
extract ffe711
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rmthost 10.180.182.77, mgrport 7816
rmttrail dirdat/ff, purge, megabytes 100
table myschema.*;
table myschema2.*;
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SOURCEDEFS dirdef/vikstkFF.def
table myschema.*;
table ggs.*;
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Again, use relative paths when possible (the flatfilewriter.dll is expected to be found in the GG install directory). Put the ffwriter.properties file into dirprm, just as a best-practice. In this file, ffwriter.properties, is where you define your output directory and output files. Again, make sure you have a "table" statement in there for each schema in your trails.
Problem I am facing_
I am not sure where to find the generated flat file,
even the reports are showing there is no data at manager process
I am expecting replicat instead of extract at Flatfile FFR711.prm
I have done this much what to do give me some pointers.....The generated files are defined in the ffwriter.properties file. Search for "rootdir" property, e.g.,
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csvwriter.files.control.ext=_data.control
csvwriter.files.control.rootdir=dirout
...The main problem you have is: (1) use rmttrail, not rmtfile, and (2) don't forget the "table" statement, even in a pump.
Also, for the flat-file adapter, it does run in just a "extract" data pump; no "replicat" is ever used. The replicats inherently are tied to a target database; the file-writer doesn't have any database functionality.
Hope it helps,
-m

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Oracle GoldenGate for the ODI:
http://www.oracle.com/us/products/middleware/data-integration/index.htm

Golden gate monitoring script for struck processess

Hi Folks,
The requirement is to get an email if any of the golden gate process struck on particular RBA for long time, even there are many tails file to be replicated.
The status of the process is running and there is no lag.
Thanks,
Anand T.

1005886 wrote:
Hi Folks,
The requirement is to get an email if any of the golden gate process struck on particular RBA for long time, even there are many tails file to be replicated.
The status of the process is running and there is no lag.
Thanks,
Anand T.
Of course, you can use GoldenGate "monitor" (part of the GG "management pack"), which has this functionality. Optionally, if you're already using EM, use GG monitor + EM integration. See: Management Pack for Oracle GoldenGate
Otherwise, you have other options: query the status of running processes using ggsci; or, configure GG to write reports (to dirrpt/{name}.rpt) with the info you need; and/or generate warning messages (to ggserr.log), and periodically parse these files for the relevant info. See the GG Admin guide, "Monitoring Oracle GoldenGate Processing".
As an example using ggsci from a script:
$ echo 'info myextr showch' | ./ggsci | egrep 'Checkpoint|RBA'
Checkpoint Lag       1:24:07 (updated 00:00:07 ago)
Log Read Checkpoint File dirdat/tc000000
                     2014-01-23 06:14:41.000000 RBA 4338
Current Checkpoint Detail:
Read Checkpoint #1
Startup Checkpoint (starting position in the data source):
    RBA: 0
Current Checkpoint (position of last record read in the data source):
    RBA: 4338
Although, configuring GG to report lag warnings, and then using scripts to monitor ggserr.log would be simpler & more flexible.

Which column changed? - ... or TARGET_COLMAP$ for Golden Gate

Hi all,
I have created something similar to CDC using Golden Gate, with all the changes in the source table inserted into a target table with operation marker @GETENV("GGHEADER","OPTYPE")
It is all good up to this point.
Now, I need to know which particular column(s) has changed and store this information and I cannot find any way of achieving it.
I need some sort of change marker, something similar to TARGET_COLMAP$ in CDC.
Is it possible in Golden Gate to figure out what column has changed?
Cheers!

Please, move this question into the Database general forum. CDC had nothing to do with Database Migration Assistant for Unicode.
-- Sergiusz

Golden Gate 10.4.0 for Oracle 11g on Windows 2000, XP and 2003

Hello,
I am looking for Oracle Golden gate 10.4 for my demo/poc. Is this available for download from oracle.
I could not find the OGG 10, if any one has the link, please let me know.
Thanks,

Have you looked in Edelivery?
Oracle Fusion Middleware, Windows 32-bit, media pack for GoldenGate (at the bottom of the page), then pick the release for Oracle 10g or 11g
https://edelivery.oracle.com

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