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Does this database use the ASM filesystem (only ASM 10.2. or higher is supported).
(SESSION_TIMEZONE) - Database timezone: [+00:00]
Select the Database timezone if it is different. This is relevant only if columns of type TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE are replicated.
(NLS_LANG) - Database NLS settings: [AMERICAN_AMERICA.AL32UTF8]
The NLS_LANG variable is set at the apply environment and behaves like the NLS_LANG evironment does: it sets the language, territory and character set of the apply session. The language and territory are not very important (they affect things like Oracle error messages shown), the character set must be set to the source database character set, so the any character strings applied are treated correctly according the character set they are in.
(NCHARSET) - Database national character set: [AL16UTF16]
This is the national character set of the source database. This is relevant only for NCHAR/NVARCHAR2 columns.
Only UTF8 and AL16UTF16 values are supported; Oracle expects Unicode values to be specified in UTF16, so if the source database is using UTF8 (specified by this setting), apply does the necessary conversion to UTF16.
Any other (legacy) mutlibyte character sets are currently not supported.
MySQL
Please enter database hostname: [localhost]
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