Hit and (hopefully) resolved an number of issues with Oracle Streams recently.
1) to stream two tables with the same structure owned by two different users into one destination user i.e. user1.tab and user2.tab on the source instance into user1.tab on the destination instance.
The answer seems to be to set up a normal schema stream for user1and user2 on the destination. Then modify the capture progress at the destination for user2 as follows:-
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE user1.write_reh4_lcrs
(v_any IN sys.AnyData)
IS
v_lcr SYS.LCR$_ROW_RECORD;
v_rc pls_integer;
v_command VARCHAR2(10);
v_old_values SYS.LCR$_ROW_LIST;
BEGIN
v_rc := v_any.GETOBJECT(v_lcr);
v_lcr.SET_OBJECT_owner('user1');
v_lcr.EXECUTE(TRUE);
END;
and then mod the capture process to use the proc
BEGIN
dbms_apply_adm.set_dml_handler(
object_name => 'user2.reh4'
,object_type => 'TABLE'
,operation_name => 'INSERT'
,error_handler => FALSE
,user_procedure => 'user1.write_reh4_lcrs'
,apply_database_link => NULL
,apply_name => NULL
);
END;
BEGIN
dbms_apply_adm.set_dml_handler(
object_name => 'user2.reh4'
,object_type => 'TABLE'
,operation_name => 'UPDATE'
,error_handler => FALSE
,user_procedure => 'user1.write_reh4_lcrs'
,apply_database_link => NULL
,apply_name => NULL
);
END;
BEGIN
dbms_apply_adm.set_dml_handler(
object_name => 'user2.reh4'
,object_type => 'TABLE'
,operation_name => 'DELETE'
,error_handler => FALSE
,user_procedure => 'user1.write_reh4_lcrs'
,apply_database_link => NULL
,apply_name => NULL
);
END;
Friday, 24 August 2007
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