Shareplex Syllabus



Shareplex Syllabus


What is Oracle database Replication?

·          Introduction
·          What is the need?
·          Data Replication in Oracle:
·          What is Shareplex?
·          Shareplex Replication Architecture:
·          What to replicate?
·          Supported replication configuration:
·          Conclusion

Shareplex Installation

·          Finding the software
·          Licensing
·          Installation Prerequisites
·          Software package
·          Installation Steps
·          Explore the installation
·          Conclusion

Configuration of Shareplex between two Oracle databases

·          Environment
·          Setting up the replication environments
·          Meeting the configuration Pre-Requisites
·          Copy Template Files to SP_SYS_VARDIR (Optional)
·          Run Shareplex configuration scripts
·          Start-up Shareplex Instance
·          Create configuration file
  • Verify configuration file
  • Activate Configuration
  • Validate Data Replication
Explore the configuration

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