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• What are the relationships between the logging and IKM?

  What is the best method to use in the following scenario:
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  user604062 wrote:
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  Thanks for your quick response!

  No probs - its still fresh in memory I did a major project on this topic last year (400 tables, millions of lines per day (inserts, updates, deletes), sup-5 minute latency). The problem is it isn't that well written on the web, that you have read the blog of the example I linked to in my first answer? See also here: http://odiexperts.com/changed-data-capture-cdc/

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  >

  Thank you, Yael

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