How add capture schema level to existing table level capture

I have setup Oracle Streams 2 databases( oracle 10.2.0.4 windows 2003) 2-way replication. Database A capture 55 tables and database B capture 32 tables from same schema.
I need add one more database C (oracle 11.1.0.7 rac windows 2003); replicate whole schema level from database A;
What sould I do?
Add new schema level capture process on database A?
Can I drop current capture table level on database A and create schema level capture and use different propagation?
Please help

Better use 2 differents captures and 2 differents propagations, specially since on the of the capture is bi-directional.
When troubles will come, you will be happy of this separation, Also if something special is requested, you will be confortable with the implementation and sure that no side effects on the other capture. But the ease of maintenance, the different FIRST_SCN, will make your life better.
Remember that a propagation that goes always from A-->B, you can remove the rule set. In this case everything that enter A goes to B.
So is it better to do
A -> rules |-----> B
             |-----> Cor not proagation rules :
    A ---> B
    A ---> CI vote for the second.

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