TRANSFORMATION STARTS AGAIN, WHEN I RESTART THE COMPUTER OR ENABLE THE CAPTURE PROCES

Hello all,
I am using a Transformation function which is invoked by Capture process whenever a
delete is performed on source table, then Transformation function collect the required
data from LCR and stores in some other local table.
When capture process is online, Transformation function is doing it's job well.
But whenever I restart the system or whenever I enable the Capture process,
the Transformation function is called again, Though I am not performing any
delete operation on source table.
Due to this I am finding lot of duplicate records in the target table.
Hence, Transformation function is repeatedly called whenever I restart the system or
enable the Capture process.
=> Is it concerned with any kind of clean up or commit.
=> Or Am I have to clean up redo-logs right after the execution of Transformation function.
How can I stop this unnecessary execution of Transformation function.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Srinivas Jaltaru
( [email protected] )

Hello Patricia,
Thank you very much for that suggestion.
As you said, Now I created capture process and an apply process for replication inside a
database.
Capture process is enqueing events to queue, But Apply process is not able to dequeue events
from that queue.
I created this environment for replication between two same-structured tables inside scott schema.
If I get positive result for this simple case, then I can move for DML_Handlers etc.
Replication between 2 databases is looking more straight forward and easier to implement thatn this
local database issue.
Am I have to define propagation also...?
I tried defining propagation , which should dequeue events from source queue and enqeu event to
destination queue which is in the same schema, Then apply process should dequeue events from this.
But this is also not happening.
Or any special settings/initialization parameters are required for replication inside a
local database.
Many Thank in advance.
Regards,
Srinivas Jaltaru

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