Summary of GLOBALS Parameters
Here's a list of GLOBALS parameters.
Table 2-1 GLOBALS Parameters list and description
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Allows Extract and Replicat to use columns that are part of an Oracle invisible index as a unique row identifier |
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Changes the key selection logic so that it does not consider a nullable unique key as a viable candidate for uniquely identifying a row. |
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Allows Extract, Replicat, and other Oracle GoldenGate commands to use a non-validated primary key or an invalid key as a unique identifier. This parameter overrides the key selection criteria that is used by Oracle GoldenGate |
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Specifies the name of a default checkpoint table that can be used by all Replicat groups in one or more Oracle GoldenGate instances. |
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Use this parameter to select which cryptographic library the Oracle GoldenGate processes use to provide implementation of security primitives. |
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Specifies the name of the DDL history table, if other than the
default of |
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Enables the monitoring of Oracle GoldenGate instances from Oracle GoldenGate Monitor and collects trend data for Performance Metrics Service. |
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Specifies whether the Oracle GoldenGate process will be handling
records from |
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Forces the inclusion of non-wildcarded source objects specified in
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Specifies the name of the schema that contains Oracle GoldenGate database objects. |
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Specifies a non-default name of the heartbeat table. The table name
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Specifies the amount of time OCI client waits for a response from database server when releasing the connection. |
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Controls the name of the masterkey that Oracle GoldenGate processes in a deployment will use to retrieve the key from the wallet. I |
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Specifies the maximum number of process groups that can run in an instance of Oracle GoldenGate. |
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Specifies the CCSID (coded character set identifier) of the database object names stored in the SQL catalog tables. |
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Controls the behavior of fallback name mapping. Fallback name mapping is enabled by default when the source database is casesensitive and the target database support both case-sensitive and case-insensitive object names, such as Oracle and Db2 LUW. |
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Prevents the automatic suppression of duplicate informational and warning messages in the report file, the error log, and the system log files. |
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Specifies an octal umask for Oracle GoldenGate processes to use when creating all files. |
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Sets the database session character set for all database connections that are initiated by Oracle GoldenGate processes in the local Oracle GoldenGate instance. |
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This is automatically handled by OracleGoldenGate. |
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Forces the use of Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) by Oracle GoldenGate for TCP/IP connections. |