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sqlplus oe/oe@ttorcl_src
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SQL> create table sales ( prod_id number primary key, cust_id number not null, quantity_sold number(10,2) not null, amount_sold number(10,2) not null, amount_received number(10,2), sales_status varchar2(10) not null ); |
2. Insert data into this table and commit the data
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SQL> insert into sales values ( 101, 201, 233, 1299, null, 'OVERDUE'); insert into sales values ( 102, 301, 30, 1099, 1099, 'PAID'); insert into sales values ( 103, 401, 30, 120, 120, 'PAID'); insert into sales values ( 104, 401, 40, 160, null, 'OVERDUE'); commit; |
3. The replication console will show the new table. The DDL and the DML will be replicated so the table will be in sync on the target database
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OE.SALES: 100% Mine:4/4 Unrecov:0/0 Applied:4/4 |
4. Go to the target database and verify that the data is in sync
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sqlplus oe/oe@ttorcl_trg
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SQL> select * from sales;
PROD_ID CUST_ID QUANTITY_SOLD AMOUNT_SOLD AMOUNT_RECEIVED SALES_STAT
---------- ---------- ------------- ----------- --------------- ----------
101 201 233 1299 OVERDUE
102 301 30 1099 1099 PAID
103 401 30 120 120 PAID
104 401 40 160 OVERDUE |
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