10 Altering a Classic Replication Scheme

This chapter describes how to alter an existing classic replication system.

• Altering a Classic Replication Scheme

• Altering a Replicated Table in a Classic Replication Scheme

• Truncating a Replicated Table in a Classic Replication Scheme

• Dropping a Classic Replication Scheme

Table 10-1 lists the tasks often performed on an existing classic replicated system.

Table 10-1 Tasks Performed on an Existing Classic Replicated System

Task	What to Do
Alter or drop a classic replication scheme	See Altering a Classic Replication Scheme and Dropping a Classic Replication Scheme.
Alter a table used in a classic replication scheme	See Altering a Replicated Table in a Classic Replication Scheme.
Truncate a table used in a classic replication scheme	See Truncating a Replicated Table in a Classic Replication Scheme.
Change the replication state of a subscriber database	See Set the Replication State of Subscribers.
Resolve update conflicts	See Resolving Replication Conflicts.
Recover from failures	See Managing Database Failover and Recovery.
Upgrade database	Use the ttMigrate and ttRepAdmin utilities.

For more information on the ttMigrate and ttRepAdmin utilities, see Upgrades in TimesTen Classic in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Installation, Migration, and Upgrade Guide.