| Resolved Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| Capture generated an invalid UPDATE record by updating a column of an IOT to the same value, which resulted in an after image of NULL. | CR108024 |
| Reduce the number of times Post connects to Oracle in certain situations. | CR110538 |
| Compare from SharePlex 8.6 to 7.6 failed. |
CR112191 SPO-3287 |
| Open Target Post did not recognize SECUREFILE LOBS as VARRAYs. | CR112207 |
| Bug in the conversion of Oracle exponential numbers to natural numbers when replicated to Open Target. | CR112220 |
| COMMENT on COLUMN did not replicate correctly. | CR112244 |
| VARRAYS stored as SECUREFILE LOBS were not being written to the correct location. | CR112319 |
| Sp_cop was not discovering incoming messages because it was checking the status of the queues. Now sp_cop checks for the messages before scanning the queues. | CR112322 |
| Issue with the Windows builds. | CR112360 |
| A non-nullable column (with default value) was updated with a NULL value, which caused posting failure on target host. | CR112367 |
| Bug in the table summary in the analyze command. | CR112380 |
| Post had memory leaks. | CR112393 |
| DDL was missed intermittently. | CR112411 |
| SharePlex did not capture DDL on tables in replication if the DDL was issued by the SYS user. | CR112438 |
| When the SP_SYS_HOST_NAME environment variable was set, sp_ctrl could not connect to SharePlex when it was running on a port other than 2100. | CR112443 |
| If SP_SYS_HOST_NAME was set and data encryption was being used, Import could not find the encryption key. |
CR112443 CR112445 SPO-3127 |
| Bug encountered in the WHERE clause when SP_OPX_REDUCED_KEY=2 and the table did not have PK/UK in update/delete batch operations. | CR112449 |
| Post did not work properly when it encountered unsupported DDL. | CR112458 |
| Make the round robin subque assignment only happen in the lower subques and not up to the high water mark. | CR 112472 |
| Reconcile did not process the activation marker properly if replication was to Open Target. | SPO-2039 |
| Open Target Post failed to convert Korean characters to UTF8 when replicating from Oracle to Hana. | SPO-2102 |
| If a table had TIMESTAMP_TZ and TIMESTAMP columns and replicated between different timezones, the data went out of sync. | SPO-2646 |
|
Remove the number sign character( #) from the PHONE column in the demo_src and demo_dest demonstration tables to make them compatible with more databases. Note: The database setup programs will not update these tables during an upgrade if they already exist with the old column name of PHONE#. |
SPO-2966. |
| Reduce the default values to control the size of DLOADs in HCC compressed QMIs. | SPO-3073 |
| Bug in pg_setup for replication to PostgreSQL on RDS due to user permissions. | SPO-3089 |
|
Fix the following issues with multibyte character sets related to the conversion performed by the Oracle client on Open Target:
|
SPO-3102 |
| If the debug setting was on to print the output SQL string, the compare/repair process failed when the string was too big for the buffer. The string size was reduced to the first 3000 bytes. | SPO-3118 |
| sp_cop would not start after a re-set of the parameter SP_QUE_SHMSIZE. | SPO-3189 |
| Replication from Oracle NCHAR to Fujitsu Postgres char in a batch operation resulted in the target row having no data. | SPO-3192 |
| The SP_OCT_REDO_LOG_ENSURE parameter was ignored if it was set before configuration activation. | SPO-3194 |
| Replication from Oracle NCLOB to Fujitsu Postgres text went out of sync. | SPO-3199 |
| Capture incorrectly parsed a direct load record for a table with a row-dependencies clause. | SPO-3252 |
| SharePlex was using the wrong indexes on some arrays, causing access to out of bounds memory. | SPO-3262 |
| The replication of timestamp and daylight saving to a PostgreSQL target did not work correctly. | SPO-3264 |
| Capture failed when it processed a LOB. | SPO-3283 |
| Analyze did not write a report and exit if time was up but the abort config command did not not process. | SPO-3319 |
| Resolved Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| Missing values in CDC target table. | CR111353 |
| Problems with parsing of compressed DLOAD records. | CR111725 |
| Need to allow hidden password for ora_cleansp. | CR111917 |
| Activation hung when a table is dropped and re-created . | CR112174 |
| Need to add a warning if the hana_setup database setup utility is run against a non-recognized database version. |
CR112189 SPO-2351 |
| Need improvements to the debug messages. | CR112215 |
| Issues with the Kafka library. | CR112247 |
| Replication to JMS failed. | CR112272 |
| Issue with dependency checking. | CR112293 |
| Post used too much memory. |
CR112293 CR111616 |
| Bug in auto-add of materialized views. | CR112310 |
| Compare status messages were too long. |
SPO-1926 |
| Database setup programs need to work for unsupported databases in testing. | SPO-2054 |
| SharePlex user privileges affected replication to multiple Teradata databases. | SPO-2087 |
| Installation failed to create an Oracle compare package. Added a message that allows the user to continue the installation. | SPO-2135 |
|
Allow the cleansp utilities to pause when the ksh interpreter is missing from the system, so that the user can install it. Also added ability to hide the password in debug mode. |
SPO-2167 |
|
Fix hana_setup to improve the checking of the database administrator privileges. Also allow it to pause when the administrator does not have superuser role, to allow the grant to be made. Improve the interaction to allow the user to continue even though the grants to the SharePlex user failed. |
SPO-2315 SPO-2316 SPO-2307 |
| Improve the handling of system-generated partitions. | SPO-2317 |
| Fix td_setup to prompt for only a DSN and disallow a connect string. | SPO-2323 |
| Fix Teradata deadlock issue when horizontally partitioned replication was used. | SPO-2328 |
| Fix show post detail for Open Target Post to Kafka. | SPO-2330 |
| Fix show post for Kafka. | SPO-2330 |
| Fix the code that set resources in the target command. | SPO-2355 |
| Post for HANA did not direct the database to use character set UTF8. |
SPO-2366 |
| DDL that did not have database objects in the statement did not get filtered correctly. | SPO-2381 |
| Memory corruption issue caused by DML on an out-of-row LOB insert. | SPO-2390 |
| Conversion error for Oracle number 0.E+00. | SPO-2397 |
|
Change default value for SP_OCT_REPLICATE_CTAS from 0 to 1. Change valid settings to 1 and 2. 2 now means the same as what 0 used to mean for this parameter. For more information, see the SharePlex Reference Guide. Add error handling for cases where the old settings were used. |
SPO-2399 SPO-2450 |
| Improve Open Target Post performance when writing to the process log when debug is turned on. |
SPO-2413 |
| Bug that affected replication of batched DML from one source to multiple target tables. | SPO-2425 |
| Bug in the processing of XML UDT VARRAY index ATTR. | SPO-2435 |
| mss_setup errors when the database name began with an underscore or number. | SPO-2447 |
| Make Event Log notice generated by activation to be less alarming. Now the message is written to the conf log. | SPO-2512 |
| DDL skipped sometimes on RAC. |
SPO-2533 CR108518 |
| Resolved Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| Even though the SP_OCT_LOBMAP_ENABLED parameter was off, certain maintenance operations regarding the LOB map were still happening and caused performance issues. | 111375 |
| Capture returned a false error. | 111960 |
| The Read process stopped due to an error that was not critical. | 111979 |
| Changed Capture to ignore OCT_REDUCED_KEY settings for LOB indexes to prevent sending empty columns to Post. | 112048 |
| Capture failed when processing XML. | 112052 |
| Processing operations that originated from Post caused a delay in Capture processing. | 112074 |
| If the owner and name of an object that referenced another object was dropped and a table with the same owner and name was created soon after, Capture did not capture the CREATE TABLE. | 112100 |
| SharePlex autoadd does not support capture of a table that initially did not satisfy a wildcard specification but was altered to a name that does satisfy it, but Capture did not ignore these operations and caused a corrupt object cache entry for the newly renamed table. | 112102 |
| SharePlex was sending inaccurate times. | 112113 |
| Capture read incomplete object caches during activation and returned an out-of-sync condition. | 112138 |
| Capture failed to process redo operations when running in an Oracle multitenant environment (container database) on a big-endian host. | 112162 |
| Post encountered an Oracle bug that caused secure file LOBs to consume extra disk space and extents in the target database. | 111976 |
| ALTER DDL that operated on two objects with different owners sometimes caused Post to use the wrong owner if the owner names were not included in the DDL. | 112001 |
| When the Post Enhanced Performance feature was enabled and an operation included a key column defined as a date, the data went out-of-sync if suplemental logging of PK/UK columns was not enabled. | 112054 |
| When SP_OPO_SKIP_FAIL_DDL_ON_RESTART was set, Post did not skip the DDL for some Oracle errors. | 112055 |
| Post wrote a ORA-1407 message to the Event Log, even though the operation was rolled back. | 112058 |
| The Post process hung when there was a deactivation after a failed DDL that was skipped after restart. | 112070 |
| An out-of-sync condition ocurred if multiple Post threads operated on the same session. | 112073 |
| Operations with a LOBINDEX or LOB data caused Post to fail. | 112075 |
| The Post process hung after a DDL change. | 112078 |
| Post encountered a deadlock when posting to Teradata. | 112089 |
| Post returned an error if the WHERE clause had NULL keys and the operation was a batch UPDATE or DELETE. | 112092 |
| Post did not support Teradata Chinese characters using Oracle convertion function. | 112107 |
| Post dependency checks caused an out-of-sync condition after a batch DELETE on a table with foreign keys. | 112118 |
| If the Post connection was idle for some time, Teradata timed out the connection, and Post terminated. | 112119 |
| Allow debug for only one Open Target Post process. | 112152 |
| Compare/Repair went into a loop when reading LOBs. | 111901 |
| The SharePlex installer failed when run as root. | 112087 |
| Repair failed when comparing tables with LONG columns. | 112093 |
| ora_cleansp failed when it encountered an ORA-28002 or ORA-28011, which are Oracle warnings that the password is about to expire. Capture now ignores these warnings. | SPO-2258 |
| Corrected errors in the target command documentation, where the character that specifies the target type (such as the r in r.database) was missing from some syntax. | N/A |
| Resolved Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| The splex_add_key utility did not work correctly during an upgrade if there obsolete parameters in the paramdb. | SPO-1424 |
| Replaced iwsnmptrap with Net-SNMP snmptrap and allow configurable trap OID. | CR 103829 |
| Fixed cause of "Could not create subqueue" error in provision utility. | CR 109899 |
| Added the provision utility to the Windows builds. | CR 110220 |
| Activation failed to build a correct entry for an index of an IOT if the table had a primary key constraint with the same name as the table. | CR 110713 |
| Change the SP_SYS_SPM_UNIX_TIME param from "live" to "restart process" | CR 110986 |
| Queue reads returned NODATA when the queue performance enhancement feature was enabled. | CR 111108 |
| Fixed bug in queue performance logic. | CR 111135 |
| Fixed Export so that it fails if the target does not support encryption. | CR 111169 |
| Use UNIX timezone to calculate GMT on Oracle redo time instead of using Oracle timezone. | CR 111214 |
| Changes made in 8.6.2 caused activation to fail a route because the queue name was erroneously reported as too long. | CR 111217 |
| Repaired problems with the UNIX builds. | CR 111330 |
| The set param command issued without any parameters crashed sp_ctrl. | CR 111876 |
| The host field in the show capture detail output was too short. | SPO-706 |
| Added a message that Import cannot be started when sp_cop is in silent mode. | SPO-998 |
| Updated ora_setup so that it fails if ASM setup fails. | SPO-1182 |
| Made changes to ASM prompts in ora_setup to make them more clear and consistent. | SPO-1183 |
| Fixed an issue with the queue code that caused "que_BAD_SQUEID" error. | SPO-1254 |
| Update the ora_setup documentation to state that sysdba is needed for 12c installation. | |
| The sp_ctrl command hostinfo did not work on the new Exadata machines. | CR 111192 |
| Corrected issues that occurred when horizontally partitioned and vertically partitioned replication were being used. |
CR 111742 CR 111745 CR 111726 |
| Fixed detection that target is non-oracle when route is HP. | CR 111785 |
| Resolved queue issue that caused an ORA-12154 error. | CR 105585 |
| In sp_client on Windows, users could not create a new document or edit the configuration. | CR 107881 |
| Addressed an issue with the queue code which could cause sp_cop to dump core. | CR 108163 |
| Display the system time in the show capture detail command output. | CR 111184 |
| Updated the copyright year in sp_cop and sp_ctrl banners. | CR 111197 |
| The "number of kilobytes read" displayed in the show capture detail output was wrong | CR 111209 |
| Changed sp_cop to validate the name of the program it is being requested to start, so that only SharePlex processes can be started with a run string. | CR 111210 |
| Fixed bug where sp_ctrl could only be run by an sp_admin user. | CR 111350 |
| The primary key was not being used in change history tracking for update operations after SharePlex was upgraded. | CR 111353 |
| The analyze config command with seqno or scn did not work properly. | CR 111536 |
| Dropped objects caused a process failure. | CR 111878 |
| The show post command caused a process failure. | CR 107728 |
| Added conflict resolution for host priority. | CR 111417 |
| Added conflict resolution for Inserts to replace the existing record and ignore missing records for deletes. Handle inserts and deletes respectively. | CR 111336 |
| Added conflict resolution for least recent record. | CR 111430 |
| Added conflict resolution for most recent record. | CR 111426 |
| Capture included a non-NULL column as NULL when SP_OCT_REDUCED_KEY=0 | SPO-1826 |
| A bug in the connections logic caused the ORACLE_SID environment variable not to be set. | CR 111154 |
| Fixed bug with auto-add of materialized views with a LOB storage clause. | CR 111202 |
| Fixed a bug in the function that returns the ASM tns_alias. | CR 111632 |
| Fixed a bug in the parsing logic for processing XML text in Binary XML format. | CR 111994 |
| Capture failed to parse a compressed direct load record. | CR 111725 |
| Resolve latency issue by minimizing sleep when there is no data. | CR 105241 |
| Changed queries that affected database performance. |
CR 107966 CR 110711 |
| Issuing CREATE TABLE DDL from external sources (like Oracle Data Pump) caused processing inaccuracies. | CR 110706 |
| Fixed a problem with processing an HCC DLoad record that contained multiple Compression Units. | CR 110972 |
| Fixed a problem where Read core dumped. | CR 110978 |
| Restore ASM query timers. | CR 111046 |
| Discard a message if Read fails to find the object in the object cache to prevent errors down the line. | CR 111342 |
| Change the query for converting data objects on direct loads if SharePlex is not replicating IOTs. | CR 111354 |
| Resolve an issue where logs were skipped. | CR 111433 |
| Addressed an uncheckpoint issue that could cause messages to get thrown away after restarting Capture. | CR 111446 |
| Fixed issue that caused out-of-sync rows because some transactions got discarded | CR 111471 |
| Handle TNS error 12152 so that Read exits and sp_cop restarts the process instead of suspending Read. | CR 111474 |
| ALTER INDEX was not being replicated for indexes on replicated tables. | CR 108196 |
| Resolved an issue relating to chained rows. | CR 110838 |
| Capture failed while processing Binary XML. | CR 110981 |
| Capture had a memory leak while processing Binary XML. | CR 111338 |
| Fixed a problem with Capture that caused it to fail when it processed BinaryXML text that contained a big embedded BinaryData item. | CR 111370 |
| Handle white spaces in CREATE TABLE AS SELECT. | CR 111962 |
| Fixed a problem that generated invalid UPDATE messages which caused an out-of-sync condition when the UPDATE was posted on the target. | CR 109589 |
| Fixed the cause of ORA-1740 due to missing double quotes around the trigger name in an ALTER TRIGGER to disable DDL. | CR 110267 |
| Implement a locking mechanism to prevent corruption of the target configuration and connections.yaml. | CR 110902 |
| Fixed Post performance so that Post does not allocate a table for LONGs until a record has them in it. | CR 111110 |
| Decompressing of compressed securefile LOB data caused Post to fail if a block of compressed data was followed by pieces of compressed LOB data. | CR 111171 |
| Fixed bug that caused incomplete LOB data and added new a parameter SP_OPX_DISABLE_OBJECT_NUM. | CR 111126 |
| Fixed a slowdown in the PEP feature. | CR 111230 |
| Added a new SP_OPX_DISABLE_OBJ_NUM parameter that prevents Post from posting replicated DML and DDL operations to the target, based on the object ID of the source table. | CR 111408 |
| Fixed the cause of errors when a SQL Server column name was a SQL Server keyword. | CR 111407 |
| ON DELETE CASCADE operations went out of sync if there was a foreign key that referenced the same row in the same table. | CR 111409 |
| Resolved the cause of Post error "ORA-00904 invalid identifier" when querying LOB IDs from the database. | CR 111429 |
| Fixed a bug in dependency checking. | CR 111653 |
| Fixed a bug in the Post Enhanced Performance feature that caused Post to fail. | CR 111689 |
| Post sometimes restarted right away after stopping. | CR 111918 |
| Out-of-sync for an update on just a LOB did not behave the same as an out-of-sync for other types of messages. | CR 111582 |
| Allow the key cache to be disabled and SQL Cache to be disabled during batch operations. | CR 111629 |
| SharePlex open target post now does not split a transaction. | CR 107532 |
| Fixed some issues where Post stopped on a specific error. | CR 107601 |
| Fixed how the queue is read/released. | CR 107602 |
| There were missing transaction sequence numbers when posting to a file. | CR 107664 |
| The EOF line count was not always correct. | CR 107674 |
| Fixed an issue with missing NULL value in updates in Open Target transactions. | CR 107708 |
| Fixed an issue with post to a file target where the files did not switch correctly when the switch command was issued. | CR 107715 |
| Open target queue read/release sometimes caused a Post failure. | CR 107770 |
| Fixed a processing problem with cases where there were single quotes in any CHAR, VARCHAR, or CLOB types. | CR 107812 |
| Fixed a case of a missing .jar file when posting to a file target. | CR 107974 |
| INSERTs caused false out-of-sync messages with an ORA-01403 error. | CR 110069 |
| Post failed on batch operations due to memory issues. | CR 110747 |
| Out-of-sync columns caused errors. | CR 110928 |
| The processing of UPDATE operations did not work when the table contained UDT column(s) when SP_OCT_USE_SUPP_KEYS was enabled. | CR 111044 |
| Post had a memory leak when performing a full rollback. | CR 111177 |
| The processing of NULL operations in a rollback of an array insert caused a delay in processing. | CR 111188 |
| Updated the Post SQL to prevent ORA-1722 error. | CR 111191 |
| Fixed invalid UPDATE SQL for out-of-row LOB in a change tracking (CDC) configuration. | CR 111334 |
| Fixed a Post core dump issue. | CR 111337 |
| False out-of-syncs occurred after an INSERT was rolled back with a DELETE. | CR 111435 |
| Fixed a problem with missing single quotes for NUMBER data types when the data split onto a new line. | CR 108221 |
| Suppressed out-of-sync functionality was not being called for DELETEs. | CR 111579 |
| Post had memory leaks when there were partial rollbacks in batch operations. | CR 111616 |
| Fixed a memory leak. | CR 110963 |
| Removed the check for nrow > 1 in the rule/filter logic. | CR 111043 |
| Debug information was logged even though debugging was not enabled. | CR 111109 |
| Post failed to decomrpess a securefile LOB. | CR 111894 |
| Fixed a bug where special characters such as returns and line feeds caused incorrect formatting in a SQL file target. | CR 108374 |
| Fixed a bug where messages that had NULLable key columns got discarded if the SP_SYS_IN_SYNC parameter was enabled. | CR 109551 |
| Post core dumped while resolving a block and the connection because the session had been committed and moved by the connection pool. | CR 109939 |
| Short rollbacks were slowing down Post. | CR 111205 |
| The portnumber option was added back to the compare and repair commands and now is reflected in the sp_ctrl help. | SPO-1817 |
| Prevented compare or copy of a table that is horizontally partitioned by HASH. Allow if the force option is used. | CR 110799 |
| Fixed the compare command to eliminate errors on XMLTYPE, CLOB, and BLOB datatypes | CR 110911 |
| Fixed a bug in the copy command. | CR 110974 |
| The compare server core dumped due to incorrect debug logging arguments. | CR 111138 |
| Repair did not clear out-of-sync messages for horizontally partitioned tables. | CR 111216 |
| The compare client failed with ORA-12801. | CR 111218 |
| Added a message to the compare SQL file stating that it is for information only and not for fixing out of sync rows. | SPO-963 |
| When repairing horizontally partitioned tables or when repairing with an explicit WHERE clause, OOS messages were not cleared. | CR 103813 |
| A comparison run with SSH enabled failed on Windows. | CR 110520 |
| Repairs did not log DELETE row information to the SQL log. | CR 111156 |
| Comparisons failed when the source and target character sets were different. | CR 111385 |
| A comparison job failed to cancel on user request. | CR 111386 |
| Added handling of Oracle bug 10428450 where versions 11.1.0.6 to 11.2.0.2 do not support SELECT with a parallel hint. | CR 111421 |
| Comparisons were slow on XML tables. | CR 109930 |
| The compare and repair commands failed due to ORA-00600. | CR 110397 |
| Comparisons failed when SP_DEQ_LOG_ROW_DATA was enabled. | CR 110826 |
| The compare command missed the user provided hint clause when formatting the SQL statement. | CR 110914 |
| Installation of the compare/repair SQL package failed. | CR 111347 |
| Repairs caused a core dump. | CR 111649 |
| Changed the way that hints are used in the SELECT clause of the repair process. | CR 111178 |
| Corrected issues that occurred when horizontally partitioned and vertically partitioned replication were being used. |
CR 111742 CR 111745 CR 111726 |
| Fixed detection that the target is non-Oracle when horizontally partitioned replication is being used. | CR 111785 |
| Fixed queue problems that occurred when horizontally partitioned replication was defined for a JMS target. | CR 111875 |
| Resolved Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| Out-of-sync during recovery due to logs being skipped. | 111,433 |
| The Capture column cache was corrupted when a "Transaction begins with rollback" error is encountered. | 111,471 |
| Valid messages got discarded after restarting Capture. | 111,446 |
| SharePlex incorrectly discarded some messages after a Capture restart, causing an out-of-sync condition. | 111,583 |
| Capture could not recover after a failure. | 111,560 |
| Post had a memory leak when performing a full rollback. |
110,963 111,177 111,561 |
| Post had a memory leak when processing batch operations with a partial rollback. | 111,616 |
| False out-of-sync reported after an insert was rolled back then followed with a delete. | 111,435 |
| Post failed while cleaning up after a session in which the Post Enhanced Performance (PEP) feature was enabled. | 111,611 |
| The commit reduction option of the Post Enhanced Performance (PEP) feature was not working properly | 111,572 |
| Resolved Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| Capture got stuck after an upgrade if the redo log was on a raw device. | 111351 |
| Post missed the key in a change-history configuration after an upgrade. | 111353 |
| Resolved Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| Bug in user validation when running sp_ctrl. | 109979 |
| On Windows, Export could not connect through an SSH tunnel. | 110040 |
| sp_ctrl displayed the username/password when the qstatus command was issued from a script that included the username/password. | 110528 |
| "Oracle RedoLog compatibility" messages printed to the log more times than necessary. | 109228 |
| The SharePlex wallet was not able to find some of the functions in the Oracle client library on AIX with Oracle 11.2.0.1. | 109053 |
| Column names with non-ASCII characters did not get retrieved from Oracle correctly. | 109617 |
| Activation failed to build the correct entry for the index of an IOT if the table had a primary key constraint with the same name as the table. | 110713 |
| When auto-add was enabled, the target table was not dropped when the associated materialized view was dropped. | 110777 |
| When activating to an SCN, the first valid message that matched the SCN was discarded. | 110807 |
| Wildcard resolution did not properly handle the underscore character in all cases. | 110926 |
| Format timestamps correctly. | 108159 |
| Fix SP_OCT_LOG_MEMBER to support ASM. | 108392 |
| When a row was deleted after a new column with a default value was added by an ALTER TABLE, there was an out-of-sync condition (row not found). | 109206 |
| Capture did not properly process the dropping of a primary key on a table if the primary key was added using a unique index. | 109218 |
| When reading from the archive logs, Capture read incomplete logs. | 109631 |
| Capture suspended when there was a log wrap. | 109921 |
| DDL was sent when SP_OCT_REPLICATE_DDL was set to 0. | 109945 |
| Thread IDs were not increasing. | 109997 |
| Avoid printing debug messages. | 110654 |
| Fixes to XML support. | 110740 |
| A securefile LOB operation (Load Data) on a system table caused Capture to fail. | 110800 |
| Capture checkpointed on DDL unnecessarily. | 110824 |
| Chained rows were not being processed correctly. | 110838 |
| Capture failed to parse certain DLOAD records with compressed data. | 110848 |
| Certain XML contructs caused out-of-sync rows when stored as Binary XML. | 110511 |
| Capture should stop when it receives an error related to establishing a TDE connection. | 108812 |
| Certain UPDATE operations that contained multiple LMN records could cause Capture to loop. | 109968 |
| Compare failed when the Oracle SID contained a hyphen, for example "splex-db." | 109575 |
| Read failed in some cases when the table had horizontal partitioning. | 89601 |
| Post failed when posting to an ODBC target that did not have a key. | 107712 |
| Post failed on DDL that had a default date value that did not match the SharePlex date format. | 107834 |
| There was a memory leak in Post. | 107856 |
| JMS posting used too much memory. | 107888 |
| Queries were blocked too long. | 108325 |
| Post returned ora-01410 when processing a LOB | 108531 |
| After an ALTER TABLE to DROP COLUMN, the column was not removed from the object cache. | 108981 |
| Poster got duplicate columns when posting before and after images of UPDATES to a CDC target. | 109036 |
| There was a memory leak in Post. | 109335 |
| Columns were missing in transformation. | 109977 |
| Query to find blocking sessions did not find all blocks. | 110228 |
| Transformation did not run due to an incorrect value in the object cache. | 110264 |
| SP_CR.COL_DEF_TABTYP was not declared in transformation after an ALTER TABLE DDL. | 110444 |
| The operation was skipped after resolving a blocking situation. | 110533 |
| Post slowed down when it queried the SHAREPLEX_TRANS table. | 110538 |
| The show post command with the detail option showed the SID and instance columns as sid/serial. | 110656 |
| Post with Post Enhanced Performance enabled could not apply data that had a foreign key constraint. | 110745 |
| Post processed DML before the associated CREATE TABLE when replicating CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW. | 110772 |
| Generic ODBC Post required NOT NULL on key columns to post CREATE TABLE statements. | 110774 |
| Post failed on partial rollback. | 110778 |
| Post violated a unique constraint when refreshing materialized views. | 110780 |
| Post did not post ON DELETE CASCADE messages if SP_OPO_RESTRICT_ALL_REF_CONS was set to 1. | 110789 |
| Post performed dependency checking when dependency checking was disabled, causing Post to hang. | 110798 |
| Post failed on CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW if the CREATE TABLE contained an ANYDATA column. | 110810 |
| Post performance degraded when checking dependencies. | 110829 |
| Post failed on SDO_GEOMETRY types in VARRAY code. | 110906 |
| Open Post did not show up in the task tab in SpUtils. | 110605 |
| Post returned ORA-1740 due to a missing double qoute around the trigger name. | 110267 |
| The Post object cache was updated before DDL was successful. | 109562 |
| An invalid thread message repeated in the Post log. | 109404 |
| Improve access to the object cache. | 108482 |
| Avoid duplicate messages in the JMS queue. | 107954 |
| The show post command failed. | 107728 |
| Remove the 'return rowid' from a DELETE batch operation to improve performance. | 105255 |
| Restart post on ORA-12536 errors. | 104721 |
| Post did not update the object cache when DDL failed. | 103440 |
| NCLOB data was not posted as UTF16 Big Endian. | 110618 |
| Post got ORA-00026 on Oracle 10g due to invalid internal ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION. | 110530 |
| DDL to create a unique index caused Post to fail if the index name contained a schema name and the target table was mapped to a different schema. | 109405 |
| Truncates did not cascade when SP_OCT_REPLICATE_POSTER was set. | 109196 |
| The consolidated target column source id was set on an UPDATE even though it did not change. | 108735 |
| Post received duplicate messages when Export/Import were in recovery mode. | 108633 |
| The qview command with fixup caused problems if the table was configured with horizontal partitioning and the logical and physical release points did not coincide. | 85006 |
| qview did not get the port number from the command line on Windows. | 109925 |
| The provision utility did not work across systems with different byte ordering. | 108933 |
| Problem with Post queue. | 110114 |
| There was queue corruption when SP_QUE_SHMDBUF was set to 8MB. | 110116 |
| Compare needs to export NLS_LANG before logging into Oracle. | 109615, 109883 |
| Could not compare 7.6.1 or lower to 8.x.x | 110512 |
| Fix an issue with compare when it reads multi-byte CLOB data. | 110664 |
| Compare put the hint clause in the wrong position. | 110874 |
| ora_setup failed to load the Compare SQL package on Windows. | 110891 |
| The compare command with the key option sent incorrect compare status back to the compare server. | 110546 |
| The compare server failed when SP_DEQ_SKIP_LOB was set to 1. | 108914 |
| The compare status command did not close its Oracle cursor after it queried a table. | 110660 |
| sp_nt_mon did not connect to sp_cop on Windows. | 110606 |
| ora_setup failed to recognize second ORACLE_HOMEs. | 110746 |
| ora_setup failed when there were two Oracle instances running against the same Oracle home on a Windows system. | 110746 |
| There was a bug in the scripts that prevent triggers in the target database from being fired by the post process. | 110752 |
| Resolved Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| ASM user/password could get truncated if the lengths were over 8 characters. | 110623 |
| There was a problem with the latency value reported in trace command output. | 110621 |
| Regression was caused by not querying for sys.enc$ object_id when encryption was not present, which caused a performance issue on RAC installs. | 110601 |
| The ASM SID was not retrieved from the local connection if it was not in the oratab file. | 110640 |
| Added the parameter SP_OCT_MIN_SESSIONS to allow increasing the number of subqueues for Capture sessions to support improved Post performance. | 110509 |
| Certain XML caused an out-of-sync condition when stored as Binary XML. | 110511 |
| The compare status command did not close its Oracle cursor after it queried a table. | 110660 |
| NCLOB data was not posted as UTF16 Big Endian. | 110618 |
| Post got ORA-00026 on Oracle 10g due to invalid internal ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION. | 110530 |
| Post connection logic did not support database servers that do not support the "use database" sql. | 110594 |
| Resolved Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| The SharePlex wallet was not able to find some of the functions in the Oracle client library on AIX with Oracle 11.2.0.1. | 109053 |
| ORA-28002 error message (password will expire) prevented ora_cleansp from completing its tasks. | 109071 |
| The rowid no longer appeared in the OOS message in the event log. | 109217 |
| Update operations that had NULLable key columns got discarded when SP_SYS_IN_SYNC parameter was enabled. | 109551 |
| "Oracle RedoLog compatibility" messages printed to the log more times than necessary. | 109228 |
| The qstatus command displayed negative values. | 109885 |
| The show capture command did not clearly indicate the status when Capture encountered a log wrap. | 108715 |
| Activation skipped a table that contained a SecureFile LOB column with deduplication, but the warning message stated it was skipped because compression is not supported. | 109361 |
| Post failed when the SQL contained an empty column. | 109195 |
| Commits were skipped when the transaction contained no messages. | 109093 |
| The consolidated target column source id was set on an UPDATE even though it doesn't change. | 108735 |
| Post stalled waiting while resolving a blocking situation. | 109003 |
| ALTER TABLE operations that involved more than one object failed. | 109429 |
| Inappropriate file switches occurred when posting to a file target. | 109479 |
| "thread invalid" messages repeated unnecessarily in the log. | 109404 |
| When Post processed an ALTER TABLE to DROP COLUMN, Post updated its object cache (record of current table metadata) before getting confirmation that the operation succeeded. | 109562 |
| Duplicate messages were generated in the JMS queue. | 107954 |
| ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION failed with ORA-00026: missing or invalid session ID. | 109693 |
| Post failed while posting to a SQL file when the data contained special characters. | 108374 |
| Post received duplicate messages when export/import were in recovery mode. | 108633 |
| Post validated the column type for syntax that did not evaluate the actual column value. | 108200 |
| Reverted performance changes that introduced issues in the handling of subqueues. | 110026 |
|
Post did not support multibyte characters when posting to an ODBC-compliant database. (missing or bad snippet) |
107933 |
| Only fail a queue name if the Post user name does not fit in the queue user. | 108626 |
| Deleting rows after adding a new column with default/not-null caused Capture to generate DELETE records that did not have the value of the newly added column, causing an out-of-sync condition. | 109206 |
| Capture failed while trying to make a connection when TDE was enabled. | 108812 |
| Removed the call 'Grant Select on sys.user$' and added an error to use a sysdba user or to manually issue the grant to Capture. | 109192 |
| Certain XML syntax was not replicated properly when the XML data was loaded to a Binary XML column. | 109931 |
| Capture failed to ignore error messages for an XML system table that is not present. | 109578 |
| DDL to create a unique index caused Post to fail if the index name contained a schema name and the target table was mapped to a different schema. | 109405 |
| Overwritten chained rows resulted in an invalid UPDATE record. | 109589 |
| Capture failed while processing DROP TABLE with FK constraints. | 109762 |
| Allow capture threads to query RAC nodes separately. | 101933 |
| ora_setup failed to install packages required for compare of VARRAY datatypes. | 109343 |
| The provision utility failed. | 109773 |
| Provision failed with "que_SQUE_CRE: Could not create subqueue". | 109899 |
| Licensing failed when the host ID changed. | 109620 |
| Compare server failed when set param SP_DEQ_SKIP_LOB 1 | 108914 |
| Compare failed due to the use of shared memory to store compare statistics. | 109101 |
| Repair failed to report an error when the compare client could not delete a row due to a child row constraint. | 109384 |
| Compare failed when the Oracle SID contained a hyphen, for example "splex-db." | 109575 |
| Repair failed when there were LOB columns inside a UDT. | 109776 |
| Compare sql package installation failed on Windows. | 109756 |
| Compare failed to allocate a buffer due to miscalculation of the batch size. | 109796 |
| The compare hash logic did not work when the table included a long column and reverted to using all columns. | 109946 |
Before installing SharePlex, ensure that your system meets the minimum hardware and software requirements.
Refer to the following guidelines if the system where you are installing the current version of SharePlex is in a configuration where one or more other systems will continue to use an older version. An example would be where you are installing or upgrading SharePlex on a target, but the source will continue to use SharePlex 8.5 or earlier.
Versions with full interoperability
The following SharePlex versions are fully interoperable, including the Compare/Repair feature:
7.6.3
8.0.x
8.5.x
8.6.x
To support replication from a higher to a lower version, set the SP_OCT_TARGET_COMPATIBILITY parameter to the lower SharePlex version.
Important:
Note: See the data-store specific setup documentation in the SharePlex Administrator Guide.
| Data Store | Type of Support | Version | Driver version |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oracle Database (64-bit only) |
source and target |
10 10gR2 11g 11gR2 12cR1 |
N/A |
| Microsoft SQL Server |
target |
2008 R2 2012 2014 2016 |
Microsoft SQL Server ODBC Driver Do not use the Microsoft SQL Server Native Client. SharePlex will return an error during setup if the correct driver is not used. To tell the difference between the two:
|
| PostgreSQL*
(Symfoware Server, EDB Postgres Advanced Server, others) |
target | 9.4 and later* |
Use the driver version that is recommended by the vendor of the PostgreSQL implementation that you are using. |
| SAP HANA | target | 1.0 SPS 11 Rev111 | HDBODBC or HDBODBC32 driver provided with the HANA database installation. |
| SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) | target | 15.7 | N/A |
| Teradata | target | 15.00.03.05 | Teradata ODBC driver version 15.10.00.01 or later |
| JMS - ActiveMQ | target | 5.8 | N/A |
| JMS - IBM MQ | target | 7.x and 8.x | N/A |
| Apache Kafka | target | .08 and later | N/A |
| Flat file - XML output | target | N/A | N/A |
| Flat file - SQL output | target | N/A | N/A |
* SharePlex supports all implementations of the PostgreSQL open source object-relational database system.
The following table lists the current SharePlex support for cloud-based database deployments.
| Data Store | AWS RDS | AWS EC2 | Azure Marketplace | Azure SQLService |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oracle | target | source and target | source and target | -- |
| SQL Server | target | target | target | target |
| PostgreSQL (Community Edition) | target | target | target | -- |
| EDB Postgres Advanced Server | -- | target | target | -- |
| Fujitsu Symfoware Server | -- | target | target | -- |
This section contains information about SharePlex support for capture from an Oracle source database and replication to supported targets.
This section shows the SharePlex support for replication from source Oracle database-platform combinations to target database-platform combinations, both Oracle and Open Target.
NoteS:
| Oracle source or target | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Platform |
10g* |
10gR2* |
11g* |
11gR2* |
12cR1* |
| AIX 5.3 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| AIX 6.1 | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| AIX 7.1 | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes |
| CentOS 5.10 (x64) | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| CentOS 6.5 (x64) | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Debian Release 8 (Jesse and Wheezy)*** | No | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
|
HP-UX 11.31 (11i v3) (PA-RISC) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | NA |
|
HP-UX 11.31 (11i v3) (Itanium) |
Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Solaris 9 | Yes | Yes | Yes | NA | NA |
| Oracle Solaris 10 (SPARC) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Solaris 10 (x64) | Yes | Yes | NA | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Solaris 11 (SPARC) | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Solaris 11 (x64) | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 4 (x64) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | NA |
| Oracle Linux 5 (x64) | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 6 (x64) | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 7 (x64) | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 5 on Exadata 2, 3, 4 (x64) | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 5.5 on Exadata 3, 4 (x64) | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 6.6 on Exadata 5 (x64) | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes |
| RHEL 4 (x64) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | NA |
| RHEL 5 (x64) | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| RHEL 6 (x64) | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes |
| RHEL 7 (x64) | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes |
| SuSE SLES9 (x64) | Yes | Yes | NA | NA | NA |
| SuSE SLES10 (x64) | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | NA |
| SuSE SLES11 (x64) | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| SuSE SLES12 (x64)** | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes |
| Windows Server 2003 (x64) | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | NA |
| Windows Server 2008 (x64) | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Windows Server 2012 | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Windows Server 2012R2 | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
NA: Not applicable: not supported by the database type or version.
X: Not yet tested.
* SharePlex only supports 64-bit Oracle Database. Linux running Oracle 11g must be running on Oracle 11.1.0.6.0+ or you must apply the one-off provided for Oracle Bug 6598432.
** At the time of this writing, Oracle’s published documentation did not indicate support of SuSE SLES12. Basic testing of SharePlex has been done on SuSE SLES12. Quest will provide best effort support but cannot resolve specific Oracle issues on this platform until Oracle adds official support.
*** Oracle does not officially support Debian Linux.
| Platform* | Can post to target on this platform (Yes/No) | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
SAP ASE |
SQL Server |
PostgreSQL** |
Teradata | SAP HANA |
JMS |
Kafka |
File | |
| AIX 5.3 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | No | No | Yes |
| AIX 6.1 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Yes | No | Yes |
| AIX 7.1 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Yes | No | Yes |
| CentOS 5.10 (x64) | Yes | NA | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| CentOS 6.5 (x64) | Yes | NA | Yes | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Debian Release 8 (Jesse and Wheezy) | Yes | NA | Yes | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
|
HP-UX 11.31 (11i v3) (PA-RISC) |
No | NA | NA | NA | NA | No | No | No |
|
HP-UX 11.31 (11i v3) (Itanium) |
No | NA | NA | NA | NA | No | No | No |
| Oracle Solaris 9 | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA |
| Oracle Solaris 10 (SPARC) | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Yes | No | Yes |
| Oracle Solaris 10 (x64) | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Yes | No | Yes |
| Oracle Solaris 11 (SPARC) | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Yes | No | Yes |
| Oracle Solaris 11 (x64) | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Yes | No | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 4 (x64) | NA | NA | No | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 5 (x64) | NA | NA | No | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 6 (x64) | NA | NA | No | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 7 (x64) | NA | NA | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 5 on Exadata 2, 3, 4 (x64) | NA | NA | No | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 5.5 on Exadata 3, 4 (x64) | NA | NA | No | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Oracle Linux 6.6 on Exadata 5 (x64) | NA | NA | No | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| RHEL 4 (x64) | Yes | NA | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| RHEL 5 (x64) | Yes | NA | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| RHEL 6 (x64) | Yes | NA | Yes | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| RHEL 7 (x64) | Yes | NA | Yes | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| SuSE SLES9 (x64) | Yes | NA | NA | NA | Yes | NA | Yes | NA |
| SuSE SLES10 (x64) | Yes | NA | NA | Yes (SP3) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| SuSE SLES11 (x64) | Yes | NA | Yes | Yes (SP1) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| SuSE SLES12 (x64)** | Yes | NA | NA | NA | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Windows 2003 (x64) | NA | Yes | NA | NA | NA | Yes | No | Yes |
| Windows 2008 (x64) | NA | Yes | No | NA | NA | Yes | No | Yes |
| Windows Server 2012 | NA | Yes | No | NA | NA | Yes | No | Yes |
| Windows Server 2012R2 | NA | Yes | No | NA | NA | Yes | No | Yes |
* If a platform is not supported by a target type, it is not supported by SharePlex for that target type. For example, only R2 of Windows 2008 is supported by EDB Postgres Advanced Server, and therefore only by SharePlex.
** SharePlex supports all implementations of the PostgreSQL open source object-relational database system. See the Basic system requirements for additional information.
This section provides an overview of the Oracle data and object types that SharePlex supports and whether they can be replicated to a given supported target. To view Open Target supported data types, see Supported Open Target data types and DDL mappings in these requirements.
Notes:
When replicating DML operations to an Open Target database, SharePlex queries the target database to determine the target column definition before posting the data.
| Supported Oracle datatype |
Can be replicated to this target (Yes/No) | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Note: All listed Oracle data types can be replicated between supported Oracle versions if the target Oracle version supports the replicated data type. | SAP ASE |
SQL Server |
PostgreSQL |
Teradata |
SAP HANA |
JMS, Kafka, or XML File |
SQL File |
| CHAR | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| VARCHAR | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| VARCHAR2 | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| NUMBER | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| DATE | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| TIMESTAMP | No | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE | No | Yes | No | No | No | Yes | No |
| TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE | No | No | No | No | No | Yes | No |
| INTERVAL | No | No | No | No | No | Yes | No |
| LONG5 | Yes | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| LONG RAW | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | No | No |
| ROWID | No | No | No | No | No | Yes | No |
| RAW | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| B-FILE | No | No | No | No | No | No | No |
| XMLTYPE1 | No | No | No | No | No | No | No |
| XMLTYPE stored as binary1 | No | No | No | No | No | No | No |
| BINARY FLOAT | No | No | No | No | No | Yes | No |
| BINARY DOUBLE | No | No | No | No | No | Yes | No |
| NCHAR | No | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| NVARCHAR2 | No | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| UDT (User Defined Type) | No | No | No | No | No | No | No |
| VARRAY collectors6 | No | No | No | No | No | Yes | No |
| Simple BLOB and CLOB5 | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| BLOB and CLOB stored in SecureFiles2 | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| BLOB and CLOB stored in SecureFiles with compression (high or medium only)2 | Yes | Yes | No | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| NCLOB3 | No | Yes | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | No |
| ANYDATA4 | No | Yes | No | No | No | No | No |
| SDO_GEOMETRY | No | No | No | No | No | No | No |
1. Conditions of support - XMLTYPE
SharePlex supports the replication of XMLTYPE stored as CLOB and BINARY. SharePlex does not support XMLTYPE stored as OBJECT RELATIONAL. Additionally, the following applies:
2. Conditions of support - SecureFile LOBs
Replication of SecureFile LOBs (compressed high or medium, or uncompressed) is supported as follows:
3. Conditions of support - NCLOB
NCLOBs are not supported by Compare/Repair if the source and target have different character sets.
4. Conditions of support - ANYDATA
Replication of ANYDATA is supported, except when it contains a UDT or the storage is defined as SecureFile LOB with compression. SecureFile LOB without compression is supported. Only the following datatypes within ANYDATA are supported by SharePlex:
5. Conditions of support - LONG and LOB columns
Any table that contains a LOB or LONG should have a primary key or unique key defined on it. If a table does not have a key, SharePlex builds its own key from all of the columns except LONGs or LOBs. If a LOB or LONG is the only difference between two rows that otherwise satisfy the Post WHERE clause, SharePlex cannot guarantee that the correct row will be updated.
6. Conditions of support - VARRAYS
Only the following data types in a VARRAY are supported by SharePlex when replicating to XML output:
SharePlex supports DML replication from the following Oracle objects:
Notes:
The following table summarizes SharePlex DML support.
| DML support | Supported for | |
|---|---|---|
|
INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, COMMIT, ROLLBACK on tables |
All target types | |
| Direct-path loads (SQL*Loader) (INSERT AND FULL ROLLBACK) | All target types | |
| DML on tables encrypted by Oracle Obfuscation Toolkit | All target types | |
|
DML on tables with TDE encryption1 |
All target types except Oracle 10g and 11gR1 | |
|
DML on Oracle Label Security (OLS)2 |
All target types | |
|
DML on compressed objects: Basic, OLTP, HCC3 |
All target types | |
|
Direct Load (DLOAD) on compressed objects: Basic, OLTP, HCC3 |
All target types |
1. Conditions of support - TDE
2. Conditions of support - OLS
By default, SharePlex cannot process rows that are protected by OLS because users granted DBA privileges (like SharePlex) do not have enough privileges to access those rows. However, if privilege is granted from the OLSSYS user, SharePlex can support OLS. SharePlex was tested under the following OLS configuration:
Note: If the OLS policy data label column is defined as hidden, the data in that column cannot be replicated by SharePlex.
3. Conditions of support - compression
Under certain conditions, Oracle does not provide enough information in the redo log for SharePlex to replicate a DML operation on a compressed object.
SharePlex provides default and optional DDL support.
Notes:
ALTER TABLE to ADD COLUMN and ALTER TABLE to DROP COLUMN are supported on compressed source objects (Basic, OLTP, HCC) for all Oracle and Open Target targets.
Any object or operation not listed in one of the tables in this section is not supported for that feature.
This section shows the default DDL support for objects that are included in the active replication configuration either explicitly or with a wildcard.
The default Oracle-to-Oracle DDL configuration is controlled by the following parameter settings:
SP_OCT_REPLICATE_DDL=3 and
SP_OCT_AUTOADD_ENABLE=1 and
SP_OCT_REPLICATE_ALL_DDL=0
| Supported object | Supported Operation |
|---|---|
| Table and IOT | Create table1 |
| Create table as select1, 4 | |
| Drop table1 | |
| Create index1 | |
| Drop index1 | |
| Truncate2 | |
| Alter table add column2 | |
| Alter table drop column 2 | |
| Comment on table2 | |
| Comment on columns2 | |
| Associate Statistics2 | |
| Disassociate Statistics2 | |
|
Partition/ Subpartition2, 3 |
Add |
| Split | |
| Merge | |
| Drop | |
| Modify | |
| Coalesce | |
| Exchange | |
| Move | |
| Truncate | |
| Rename | |
| Set | |
| Index1 | Create |
| Alter | |
| Drop |
Conditions of support
1. Enabled by default through SP_OCT_AUTOADD_ENABLE=1. Auto-Add automatically adds an object to replication if the name satisfies a wildcard in the active replication configuration.
2. Enabled by default through SP_OCT_REPLICATE_DDL=3. This is the default DDL support for objects that are listed in the active configuration.
3. The full default DDL support applies to user-named interval partitions/subpartitions. For system-named (system generated) interval partitions/subpartitions, SharePlex supports only ALTER TABLE to DROP and TRUNCATE the system-named partitions. To enable support for DROP and TRUNCATE of system-named partitions, set the SP_OCT_TRUNC_PARTITION_BY_ID parameter to 1, and ensure that both source and target are updated to SharePlex version 8.6.4 or later.
Note: SharePlex does not support TRUNCATE of a system-generated sub-partition if the sub-partition is empty, and Post stops with error SP-OPO01002. To configure Post to ignore this error, set the SP_OPO_CONT_ON_ERR parameter to 1 and add error number SP-OPO01002 to the top of the oramsglist file, before you restart Post.
4. For CREATE TABLE AS SELECT, SharePlex supports the following datatypes: LONG, DATE, RAW, LONG RAW, ROWID, LONG VARCHAR, CHAR, CLOB, BLOB, CFILE, BFILE, TIMESTAMP, INTERVAL YEAR TO MONTH, INTERVAL DAY TO SECOND and ANYDATA.
This section shows the default DDL support for Oracle objects when replicated to an Open Target, when the objects are included in the active replication configuration either explicitly or with a wildcard.
SharePlex only supports replication of TRUNCATE TABLE and ALTER TABLE to ADD COLUMN or DROP COLUMN to an Open Target database, file, or message container. No other DDL is supported to Open Target.
The default Oracle to Open Target configuration is controlled by the following parameters:
SP_OCT_REPLICATE_DDL=3 and
SP_OCT_AUTOADD_ENABLE=1 and
SP_OCT_REPLICATE_ALL_DDL=0
| Supported object | Supported Operation |
|---|---|
| Table and IOT | Truncate1 |
| Alter table add column | |
| Alter table drop column |
1. Conditions of support
TRUNCATE TABLE is not supported from Oracle compressed objects to Open Target targets.
Valid only for Oracle-to_Oracle replication
You can enable the replication of the following DDL with parameter settings when it is issued on objects that are in the configuration file.
| DDL command | Parameter |
|---|---|
| CREATE / DROP TRIGGER | SP_OCT_REPLICATE_TRIGGER=1 |
| CREATE / DROP SYNONYM | SP_OCT_REPLICATE_SYNONYM=1 |
| GRANT | SP_OCT_REPLICATE_GRANT=1 |
Valid only for Oracle-to_Oracle replication
Optional Auto-Add support enables newly created materialized views and sequences to be added to replication automatically if the name of the object satisfies a wildcard in the active configuration file. It is configured as follows:
Materialized Views:
SP_OCT_AUTOADD_ENABLE=1 and
SP_OCT_AUTOADD_MV=1 and
SP_OCT_TARGET_COMPATIBILITY=8.6.2 or higher
Sequences:
SP_OCT_AUTOADD_ENABLE=1 and
SP_OCT_AUTOADD_SEQ=1 and
SP_OCT_TARGET_COMPATIBILITY=8.6.3 or higher
Notes:
DDL support for objects not listed in the configuration file is valid only for Oracle-to-Oracle replication. SharePlex replicates the DDL statements, but does not replicate any data change operations made to the objects because they are not part of active replication. The expanded DDL configuration is controlled by the following parameter setting:
SP_OCT_REPLICATE_ALL_DDL=1
NoteS:
| Supported object | Supported Operation |
|---|---|
| Table and IOT | Create table |
| Create table as select | |
| Alter table add column | |
| Alter table drop column | |
| Drop table | |
| Truncate | |
| Comment on table | |
| Comment on columns | |
| Associate Statistics | |
| Disassociate Statistics | |
| Cluster | Create cluster |
| Crop cluster | |
| Sequence | Create |
| Drop | |
| Alter | |
|
Partition/ Subpartition |
Add |
| Split | |
| Merge | |
| Drop | |
| Modify | |
| Coalesce | |
| Exchange | |
| Move | |
| Truncate | |
| Rename | |
| Set | |
| Index | Create |
| Alter | |
| Drop | |
| View | Create |
| Alter | |
| Drop | |
| Comment on view | |
| Synonym | Create |
| Drop | |
| Directory | Create |
| Drop | |
| User-defined type | Create type |
| Alter type | |
| Drop type | |
| Create type body | |
| Drop type body | |
| Stored procedure | Create |
| Alter | |
| Drop | |
| Stored function | Create |
| Alter | |
| Drop | |
| Package | Create package |
| Create package body | |
| Alter package | |
| Alter package body | |
| Drop package | |
| Drop package body | |
| User | Create user |
| Alter user | |
| Drop user | |
| Grant | |
| Revoke | |
| Role | Create role |
| Alter role | |
| Drop role | |
| Grant | |
| Revoke |
This section shows the following:
The default mappings of those data types to their Oracle counterpart, which SharePlex uses for replicated ALTER TABLE ADD COLUMN DDL. When SharePlex adds the column, it defines it with the default data type. This mapping applies to the entire configuration (not per table).
Note: These mappings are only used to establish column definitions for replicated ADD COLUMN operations. For replicated DML, SharePlex queries the target database to determine the appropriate data type to use.
To view the default datatype mapping, use the target command with the show datatype option in sp_ctrl.
To modify a mapping, use the target command with the set datatype option. SharePlex does not validate the accuracy of a custom mapping and Quest cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies resulting from custom mappings. For syntax, use the help command in sp_ctrl or see the target command in the SharePlex Reference Guide.
| Oracle Data Type | Mapped to HANA Data Type |
|---|---|
| BINARY_DOUBLE | double |
| BINARY_FLOAT | double |
| BLOB | blob |
| CHAR | char |
| CLOB | clob |
| DATE | date |
| LONG | clob |
| LONGRAW | blob |
| NCHAR | nchar |
| NCLOB | nclob |
| NUMBER | decimal |
| NVARCHAR | nvarchar |
| RAW | varbinary |
| TIMESTAMP | timestamp |
| VARCHAR/VARCHAR2 | varchar |
Conditions of support
See Supported Oracle data types for the conditions of support for Oracle source data types.
| Oracle Data Type | Mapped to PostgreSQL Data Type |
|---|---|
| BINARY_DOUBLE | double precision |
| BINARY_FLOAT2 | double precision |
| CHAR | char |
| CLOB | text |
| DATE | date |
| LONG | text |
| NCHAR | char |
| NCLOB | text |
| NUMBER | numeric |
| NVARCHAR | varchar |
| TIMESTAMP | timestamp |
| VARCHAR(2) | varchar |
Conditions of support
See Supported Oracle data types for the conditions of support for Oracle source data types.
| Oracle Data Type | Mapped to SAP ASE Data Type |
|---|---|
| BINARY_DOUBLE | float |
| BINARY_FLOAT | float |
| BLOB | image |
| CHAR | char |
| CLOB | text |
| DATE | datetime |
| LONG | text |
| LONGRAW | image |
| NUMBER | numeric |
| RAW | varbinary |
| VARCHAR(2) | varchar |
See Supported Oracle data types for the conditions of support for Oracle source data types.
| Oracle Data Type | Mapped to SQL Server Data Type |
|---|---|
| ANYDATA | sql_variant |
| BINARY_DOUBLE | float |
| BINARY_FLOAT | float |
| BLOB | image |
| CHAR | char |
| CLOB | text |
| DATE | datetime2 |
| LONG | text |
| LONGRAW | image |
| NCHAR | nchar |
| NCLOB | ntext |
| NUMBER | numeric |
| NVARCHAR | nvarchar |
| RAW | varbinary |
| TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE | datetimeoffset |
| TIMESTAMP | datetime2 |
| VARCHAR(2) | varchar |
See Supported Oracle data types for the conditions of support for Oracle source data types.
| Oracle Data Type | Mapped to Sybase Data Type |
|---|---|
| BINARY_DOUBLE | float |
| BINARY_FLOAT | float |
| BLOB | image |
| CHAR | char |
| CLOB | text |
| DATE | datetime |
| LONG | text |
| LONGRAW | image |
| NUMBER | numeric |
| RAW | varbinary |
| VARCHAR(2) | varchar |
See Supported Oracle data types for the conditions of support for Oracle source data types.
| Oracle Data Type | Mapped to Teradata Data Type |
|---|---|
| CHAR | char |
| DATE | timestamp |
| NUMBER | number |
| VARCHAR/VARCHAR2 | varchar |
See Supported Oracle data types for the conditions of support for Oracle source data types.
This mapping applies to all targets that receive messages as XML:
| Oracle Data Type | Mapped to XML Data Type |
|---|---|
| BLOB | base64Binary |
| CHAR | string |
| CLOB | string |
| DATE | dateTime |
| BINARY_FLOAT | decimal |
| BINARY_DOUBLE | decimal |
| INTERVAL DAY TO SECOND | dayTimeDuration |
| INTERVAL YEAR TO MONTH | yearMonthDuration |
| LONG | string |
| NCHAR | string |
| NCLOB | string |
| NUMBER | decimal |
| NVARCHAR2 | string |
| RAW | base64Binary |
| ROWID | string |
| TIMESTAMP | dateTime |
| TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE | dateTimeStamp |
| TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE | dateTimeStamp |
| VARCHAR2 | string |
| VARRAY2 | Post maps the data types in the source VARRAY to the appropriate XML data types. Only certain data types in a VARRAY are supported. See the conditions of support. |
Only the following data types in a VARRAY are supported by SharePlex when replicating to XML output:
This is a list of commonly used Oracle components that SharePlex does not replicate. Since both Oracle and SharePlex continually change and improve, this list of exclusions cannot be considered complete. Unless explicitly stated that an item is supported, you should assume that SharePlex does not replicate it.
| Object/operation/feature | Not supported |
|---|---|
| Tables and Objects | Replication of nested tables |
| Replication of clustered tables | |
|
Replication of Index-Organized Tables with any of the following:
| |
| Replication from a Non-IOT to an IOT table | |
| Replication from materialized views to materialized views. (However, SharePlex replicates the underlying table of a materialized view to a target table.) | |
| DDL operations | ANALYZE TABLE and ANALYZE INDEX |
| DDL operation performed by a SharePlex Oracle user, if SP_OCT_REPLICATE_ALL_DDL is set to 1 | |
| DDL to ALTER TABLE ADD OVERFLOW to an IOT in replication | |
| Oracle operations | Operations that do not appear in the redo logs. This includes any DML or DDL not in the redo logs, and also PL/SQL packages which do not write results to the redo logs, for example, dbms_shared_pool.keep and related packages. |
| Replication of partial rollbacks of DLOADs | |
| Rows changed by 'UPDATE WITH CASE' syntax | |
| SharePlex transformation and conflict resolution | LONG and LONG_RAW datatypes in a configuration where transformation or conflict resolution are performed |
| Abstract datatypes and VARRAYs in a configuration where conflict resolution is performed | |
| SharePlex horizontal partitioning | SharePlex horizontal partitioning of index-organized tables |
| dbms_lob operations to non-Oracle targets | Replication of LOB operations generated by dbms_lob are not supported when replicating to non-Oracle targets. |
| Other | Replication of rows in which data exceeds 319 KB in size, excluding LOB and LONG columns |
The following table shows whether specific SharePlex features are supported for Open Target targets.
| SharePlex feature | Supported for Open Target | Not Supported for Open Target |
|---|---|---|
| reconcile command (target instantiation) | X | |
| compare/compare using and repair/repair using commands | X | |
| copy/copy using and append/append using commands | X | |
| Hash horizontally partitioned replication | X | |
| Column-based horizontally partitioned replication | X (except Teradata) | |
| Vertically partitioned replication | X | |
| Column mapping | X | |
| Key definition | X | |
| Build configuration with scripts | X | |
| Named queues | X | |
| Commit Reduction (feature of Post Enhanced Performance) | X | |
| Dependency Checking (feature of Post Enhanced Performance) | X | |
| Transformation | X | |
| Conflict resolution | X | |
| Peer-to-peer replication (bi-directional) | X | |
| Consolidated replication (many to one) | X | |
| Broadcast replication (one to many) | X | |
| Cascading replication (source-intermediary-target) | X | |
| High availability replication (active/passive bi-directional) | X | |
| Change tracking target (CDC) | X | |
| Data encryption | X | |
| Data compression | X | |
| SSH | X | |
| auth_hosts file | X | |
| Monitoring scripts | X | |
| SNMP monitoring | X | |
| Continue posting on error (SP_OPX_CONT_ON_ERR) | X | |
| Suspend on out of sync errors (SP_OPX_OUT_OF_SYNC_SUSPEND) | X | |
| Reduced key (SP_OPX_REDUCED_KEY) | X | |
| Logical Transaction Rollback on Out Of Sync | X |
The following is a list of issues, including those attributed to third-party products, known to exist at the time of release.
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| The reported core file was not generated on systems running Oracle 11g on the SunOS, AIX, HP-UX (PA-RISC and IA64), and Linux platforms. | 66306 |
| If the customer issues an "ALTER TABLE ... MOVE COMPRESS" DDL command against a table in replication, SharePlex will replicate the DDL to the target by default. After post issues the DDL, if the target table had indexes, they are now unusable and post will subsequently fail trying to apply changes to the table. If post gets an error on the table such as "ORA-01502: index XXX or partition of such index is in unusable state" , the user must rebuild any indexes the table may have before restarting post in order to rectify the situation. | N/A |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| A memory fault (core dump) was encountered during the "Setting file ownerships" section of the SharePlex installation on HP-UX PA-RISC. | 71355 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| On Windows systems, the uninstaller does not prompt for the version of SharePlex to be removed from a system. When there are multiple versions of SharePlex installed on a system, it removes only the first installation. | N/A |
| In the Windows environment, always run sp_ctrl from the same drive on which you have installed SharePlex. If you run sp_ctrl from another drive, you will be prompted for a login ID and password. After you provide the login ID and password, sp_ctrl will run normally. | N/A |
| If the user wants to change the installation directory for a given port, the user must first uninstall from the previous location. Note that if the user wants to keep the previous VARDIR it should be copied to the new location prior to the uninstall. | 62620 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| If the redo_log or archive_log that SharePlex is currently reading is involved in “rebalancing” due to the removal of a disc group, the Capture process will pause until the rebalance procedure for that file is complete. | N/A |
| On raw device ASM systems, the sp_desvr may get stuck and the process can not be killed even when kill -9 is issued; users must reboot the system to recover from it. | 61713 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
|
If you have SharePlex configured to start from a startup script and it returns an error similar to: System call error: sp_cnc (connecting from cdrpx.mcit.med.umich.edu) Bad file number Can't dup2 stderr try adding nohup to your script. The nohup command directs a command (in this case the startup of SharePlex) to continue in the background after the current user (the script) logs out. The syntax is: cd /product_directory/bin nohup ./sp_cop & |
N/A |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
|
Avoid replicating NCHAR datatypes using different character sets such as AL16UTF16 on the source machine and UTF8 on the target due to byte size limitations. Oracle stores NCHAR data with a maximum limit of 2000 bytes. A fixed length NCHAR character set such as AL16UTF16 has a different maximum number of characters than a variable length NCHAR character set such as UTF8. For the fixed length AL16UTF16 character set, each character is stored as 2 bytes; thus, the maximum number of characters is 1000 for NCHAR data. For the variable length UTF8 character set, the maximum number of characters a column can accommodate depends on how many bytes each character requires. If you replicate 1000 3-byte characters from a source machine using the AL16UTF16 character set to a target machine set to UTF8, you will get the following Oracle error message on the target, since it needs 3000 bytes: |
35198 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| If you need to copy a materialized view to a table, you should drop the target table before copying. Please be aware that the new target table created by copy will have an additional column named M_ROW$$ which does not exist on the source. The use of append on a materialized view to a table is not supported. | 41679 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| The !ControlExtendedCharSet prepared conflict resolution routine and the !DEFAULT parameter currently cannot be used for generic conflict resolution. | N/A |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| A 30-character partition name in the PARTITION_SCHEME column of the SHAREPLEX_PARTITION table causes the activate config command to fail, even though the column definition allows 30 characters. | N/A |
| When using a compound routing map in a placeholder route in the configuration file, do not use spaces between each routing component. For example, sysb@o.orab+sysc@o.oraC is correct because there are no spaces before or after the + symbol. | N/A |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| When using horizontal partition replication with DATE datatype in the column condition, the DATE needs to follow the SP date string format, 'MMDDSYYYYHH24MISS'. Otherwise, the Read and Compare processes are not able to process it. | 55268 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| Users may encounter an out-of-sync condition when an UPDATE occurs on a table that contains a UDT with a VARRAY column, and there is no KEY on the table. This issue is specific to Solaris x86 platforms. | 29650 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| Replicating CREATE ROLE (set param SP_OCT_REPLICATE_ALL_DDL 1) is changing the grantee name on the target to the name of the SharePlex Administrator. | 2242 |
| If the Capture process is behind in reading the Oracle redo or archive logs when the SP_OCT_REPLICATE_ALL_DDL parameter is enabled it will replicate DDLs whose time stamps precede this event. | 56957 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| If separate SQL statements for partition DDL and index rebuild are run on the source, SharePlex only replicates the partition DDL and leaves target global index unusable. This is because ALTER INDEX is not supported by SharePlex. The recommended work around is that all partition DDLs which mark global indexes as unusable should be run with an appending clause UPDATE GLOBAL INDEXES to the ALTER TABLE SQL statements. The alternative is to manually rebuild the global indexes on target. | 57939 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
|
On HP-Itanium systems, you might see the following warning when running ora_cleansp: Warning: Ignoring setuid/setgid bit on "./ora_cleansp" as the system tunable "secure_sid_scripts" is set. This occurs when ora_cleansp is run by a user who is not the owner of ora_cleansp and when secure_sid_scripts, a system tunable parameter, is set. This condition is harmless to ora_cleansp and you should ignore the warning. |
NA |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| If there is more than one function defined in the index, SharePlex will choose the first. SharePlex cannot support multiple functions. | 92931 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| If the post process that is writing to JMS is not on the same machine as the source database, and if the two machines are of different endianness, NCHAR data will not be written to JMS correctly. | 107471 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| Activation will not fail if a table with “COMPRESS FOR QUERY LOW” compression is activated. Capture will log a message indicating that “COMPRESS FOR QUERY LOW” is not supported | 107487 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| RHEL with Oracle 10g or 11g may encounter issues when producing core files. To work around this issue users will need to change the parameter "core_pattern" in the /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern file. The following command enables core files: sysctl -w kernel.core_pattern=core. The original setting is: /corefiles/core. In this state, the system looks for a directory named /corefiles, which does not exist, therefore a core file could not be created. | 54799 |
| Known Issue | Issue ID |
|---|---|
| Oracle may allow an invalid date, such as year 0000, to be inserted as the key value of a table without generating an error. This causes SharePlex to return an “Invalid DATE format detected in record with rowid” error when trying to insert the record to the target. | SPO-1368 |
| There might be an issue when replicating VARRAYs with FLOAT(n) type to a target machine running Oracle 10g, due to the way that Oracle handles Float(n) types. Float is not an Oracle type; it is a SQL-92 type and Oracle is not consistent in the way that it handles the float type. This is a known Oracle bug. See Oracle bug report 4266304. | 125639 |
| Users wishing to employ IOTs with overflow need to be running Oracle 10.2.0.3 or higher. This is a known Oracle issue addressed under Oracle Bug 4627859. | 44626 |
| There is a known issue with INSERT DIRECT LOAD VALUES (IDLV) in Oracle 11g that prevents the reading or modification of an object after modifying it in parallel. Oracle has provided three (3) solutions for addressing this issue. They can be found in the Oracle update of SR6849411.993 dated 05-07-2008. This issue was fixed by Oracle in 11gR2 | 53701 |
| Oracle versions 10.2.0.1 through 11.1.0.6 on AIX 5.3 (64 bit), members of SharePlex Admin group, other than the installation user, cannot run ora_setup or start SharePlex. This is an Oracle issue. Please refer to Oracle Bug# 6800649 and apply Patch 6800649. | 59258 |
| On Windows systems, the Post process May exit when it encounters an "ORA-07445: exception encountered: core dump" error. Please refer to Oracle Bug 6658912 for more information and the Oracle provided work around. | 67441 |
| Oracle 11gR2 - During a SYNC job, the copy of a new table (without data) failed at “ EXP-00011: table does not exist” . The table that failed is a new table without any data. The EXP-00011 is caused by 11gR2 new feature "Deferred Segment Creation" that is controlled by the initialization parameter DEFERRED_SEGMENT_CREATION. The default is ON. To avoid this error, disable the parameter. A tar has been opened with Oracle and Oracle created a note 960216.1 Original Export Raises EXP-11 Table Does Not Exist. | 75179 |
| OLTP compression with supplemental logging enabled may corrupt the Oracle Undo block, so Oracle suggests disabling supplemental logging when running OLTP compression. However, SharePlex requires supplemental logging to be enabled, so you may encounter this bug. This affects Oracle versions 11.2.0.2, 11.2.0.1 and 11.1.0.7. See Metalink ID 1191474.1. | 92152 |
| Sometimes the Post process will hang updating a SecureFile LOB. For more information please refer to Oracle tar SR 3-2898230851: OCILobWrite hangs at the OCI_LAST_PIECE for securefile LOB. | N/A |
| There is an Oracle bug that can cause the database to crash when supplemental logging is enabled and transactions involving tables in a compressed tablespace are rolled back. Please refer to Oracle bug 8331063 for more information. | N/A |
| A known issue in PL/SQL prevents the SharePlex conflict resolution logic from compiling the PL/SQL for tables whose names are the same as their owners. Oracle has stated that the issue will not be fixed. See Oracle TAR 2577886.996 for more information. This issue does not affect replication; SharePlex supports tables with identical owner and table names. | N/A |
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