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Hi,
I'm trying to determine what might be the best way to do table reorgs in a
replicated 24/7 environment running 8.1.6. Currently I'm thinking of setting up a
third database in the replication group (1 master definition site, which is
inaccessible by the customers, and 2 master sites, available to customers in a load
balancing scenario). With this additional site I could restrict access to it, take it
offline (dbms_offline_og.begin_load), reload the data, followed by an online
(dbms_offline_of.end_load). Then unrestrict the access and repeat the procedure on
the other master site. Finally allow access to either of the customer master sites.
Any suggestions, comments, etc. are welcome. Is there an easier way that I'm
overlooking? Do I need more coffee? Has anyone been down this path?
Alan Aschenbrenner
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