Oracle Streams 10g

Dear all,
i am trying to find a full example of setup oracle streams 10g. I found a lot of good examples on metalink but on oracle 9i not on 10g.
I highly appreciate your help.
Wessam

Hi: Besides the initial setup, Streams has a lot of "gotchas." We have spent a lot of time researching performance issues with Streams, and how to avoid them. We provide a free pointpoint of the issues. We also documented some best practices. Here are the links:
http://oraclemagician.com/white_papers/streams_perf.pdf
http://oraclemagician.com/white_papers/streams.pps
Let me know if this proves to be helpful.
Best,
Chris Lawson
OracleMagician.com

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