10 Ways to Synchronize Oracle Table Data
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
In the process of developing databases many developers and testers encounter a problem of synchronizing data between local and remote Oracle database. Changes made in a local database must be reflected in a remote database. It’s also necessary to check test results with the model database, to find non-synchronized tables that appeared after these tests, to have possibility to return the test database to its initial state when testing newly developed versions of databases intensively. Another problem may be to create CRUD operations quickly without making too much effort to find different objects and to write DML statements. Now let’s find out how one can synchronize data of Oracle databases.
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