Which could be used to map a value stored in a user token to a target column?
D
Which parameter could you use to start an Extract when Manager starts?
C
If multiple GoldenGate processes are accessing a set of trial files which of the processes should
include the PURGEOLDEXTRACTS parameter to trigger trail file clean up?
A. Manager
B. Extract
C. Replicat
D. Both Extract and Replicat
A
In reference guide, page 256, and I quote "If multiple groups are reading the same set of trail files,
one process could purge a file before another is finished with it. Instead, use theManager version of
PURGEOLDEXTRACTS, which is the preferred use of the parameter in all GoldenGate
configurationsbecause it allows you to manage trail files in a centralized fashion."
Which statement correctly explains when you would use ASSUMETARGETDEFS?
C
What process is the recommended method to purge old GoldenGate trials?
C
Which three are required to correctly configure an OGG?
B,C,D
Which three are types of encryption supported by OGG?
A,B,C
By default which type of operations are captured by extract?
E
What is the name and the location of the file that lists the key values used by extract for encryptions
and Server Collector for decryption?
E
What is the default threshold for message compression in OGG?
A
How does Replicate know the structure of the source tables when the target has a different layout?
E
Your GLOBALS file contains the parameter SYSLOG NONE, but the system logs contain warnings from
the Manager. What could be causing this to occur?
C
Which is an incorrect syntax for connecting to a source or target database by an Extract or Replicat?
B
You need to configure the source database, target database, and Oracle GoldenGate for conflict
detection and resolution (CDR). You want the full before image of each record, but your database
does not provide a before image in the log record and must be configured to do so with
supplemental logging.
How should you proceed?
C
How can you tell if GoldenGate has been configured for batch processing?
B