on 2017 Jan 04 4:01 PM
Hi,
We have successfully set up SLT and defined tables that need to be replicated. However there is one requirement, where we do not want to replicate but schedule at a particular time say 10:00 PM every day.
Can you please let us know how to schedule a table instead of replicating?
Thanks,
Suraj Pabbathi
Hi Suraj,
As per my knowledge we should have a separate mass transaction id for time based(Schedule by Time/Interval) and retail time replications.
While create the mass transaction ID we are getting the below replication options.
In the Replication Options box, you can choose one of the following replication options (but be aware that this is the replication to the ODP framework as target and not the data transfer to the subscriber):
We have other option that's nothing but BODS(Data services).
Please let us know if there is any other alternative(better way) to replicate the data on timely manner.
Thanks,
Naganjana
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Hi Suraj,
You will have to create a new configuration having the source and target system same as earlier but you need to select Schedule by interval instead of Real time in Specify transfer setting.There you can give you desired time when you want the load to run.
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Hi Suraj,
While setting the replication, you have to use schedule by time instead of real time.
Regards
SJ
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Hi Suraj,
As per my knowledge - based on the data load we may need to change the logging table technical setting(Size category) to accommodate all the records(New/Change/Delete). By default size category is updated as '0'.
Thanks,
Naganjana
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