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Andrey,
Don't even think about implementing this until you've read the manuals and thoroughly understand the concepts. Replication can be very unforgiving when you don't properly design and configure it. You may also find that your application is not even suited for it.
> - Is it a must for the 2 DBs to be of the same
> version (release) ?
> - Is it a must for the 2 DBs to run on the same
> O/S, hardware etc ... ?
NO, to all of the above. One of replication's
strength's is that it is Oracle, OS and hardware
version independent. Personally, I wouldn't even try
implementing it on Oracle7 and given a choice I'd use
8i or 9i. Any combination of currently supported
versions will work just fine.
I'd start with reading the Oracle Distributed, Replication, and Replication API manuals.
I also like Charles Dye's "Oracle Distributed Systems" (O'Reilly).
My "Replication Do's and Don'ts" paper is available on
Christopher Spence's site:
http://www.vampired.net/articles/files/replication1.zip
Good luck!
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