10g Release 1 (10.1) Part Number B1073 3-01 |
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Na me of the schema in which the object that you want to replicate is located. | |
oname |
Name of the object you are replicating. If |
type |
Type of the object that you are replicating. The following types are supported: FUNCTION SYNONYM INDEX TABLE INDEXTYPE TRIGGER a>OPERATOR TYPE PACKAGE TYPE BODY PACKAGE BODY VI EW PROCEDURE |
use_existing_object |
Indicate Note: This parameter must
be set to |
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If the object does n ot already exist at the master definition site, then you must supply the DDL text necessary to create this object. PL/SQL packages, p ackage bodies, procedures, and functions must have a trailing semicolon. SQL statements do not end with trailing semicolon. Oracle do es not parse this DDL before applying it; therefore, you must ensure that your DDL text provides the appropriate schema and object na me for the object being created. If the DDL is supplied without specifying a schema ( Note: Do not use
the | |
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retry |
Indicate |
copy_rows |
Indicate < code>true if you want the initial contents of a newly replicated object to match the contents of the object at the master defi nition site. See Table 18-56 for more information. |
gname |
Name of the replication group in which you want to create the replicated object. The schema name is used as the defaul t replication group name if none is specified, and a replication group with the same name as the schema must exist for the procedure to complete successfully in that case. |