Oracle GoldenGate Trail Writer and Reader Behavior for Different Master Key States

Oracle GoldenGate behaves differently depending on the key states.

These are the behaviors of the trail writer (encryption) and trail reader (decryption) for each key state.

Key State	Trail Writer (encryption)	Trail Reader (decryption)
Active	Trail writer chooses the highest version number with Active state for encryption.	Trail reader can use this key and version number to decrypt the trail.
Preactive	Trail writer ignores and does not consider the key version number with these states.	Not Applicable
Deactivated	None	Trail file reader retrieves and decrypts the trail if the key and version number is deactivated or compromised.
Compromised	None	Trail file reader retrieves and decrypts the trail if the key and version number is deactivated or compromised.
Destroyed	Non	Trail file reader generates an error and abends if the key and version number required to decrypt is in the destroyed or destroyed-compromised state.
Destroyed-Compromised	None	Trail file reader raises an error and abends if the key and version number required to decrypt is in the destroyed or destroyed-compromised state.