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Oracle - Want advice on Data migration

Asked by mansur_mca in Oracle 10.x, Oracle Product Info, Oracle 9.x

dear experts,
my business applications at the three independent selling locations and running with the similar application and DB structure too. I have requirement to copy incremental/newly added/changed data to at my head office DB apps weekly basis to see the reports, that act as repository to compile all the business we have done at three locations. Needless to say , this DB is also with structure.

I tried below approach to solve this issue, but have not ended up with satisfactory results.
1 incremental approach by traditional export/import method, using this method have disadvantage that complete table will be exported when just one row of the table changed since last successful full backup has taken on DB and therefore, if I apply one DB incremental dump followed by other then overwritten happened and solution will be crude. Hence it is not feasible.
2- RMAN incremental backup approach, incremental backup taken after full back that, that could be applied only the same DB and cant be applied on the other DB.

I am looking for very earnest reply which can fit well to the above my requirement. Let me know if you need any clarification in this regard.

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Oracle - Want advice on Data migration

Asked by mansur_mca in Oracle 10.x, Oracle Product Info, Oracle 9.x

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