Mv replication between Oracle 10g standared edition one and enterpriseedit

i have one ee 10g and 30 se-1 mv sites ,i have to replicate more than 100 tables from aabout 30 sites which have standared edition one to master site(enterprise edition0 .
1. Is it possible if yes then how?
2. is it will be 2 way updatable changes on both side will be replicate

Does each of the 30 sites have 100 tables (totally 3000 tables) ?
Are the tables "the same" -- meaning that you need to aggregate the rows from all 30 sites ? Or are they distinct ?
You cannot merge rows from multiple sources into 1 MV.
SE supports Read Only MVs. If you have 1-to-1 definitions you could try Updateable MVs.
MultiMaster Replication is certainly note supported with SE.
(Since you are running SE, I guess Streams and Golden Gate {too expensive} are not options).
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