Use the batch installer for Oracle database - Connect_CDC - connect_cdc_mimix_share - Latest

Connect CDC Installation Guide
Product type
Software
Portfolio
Integrate
Product family
Connect
Product
Connect > Connect CDC (MIMIX Share)
Version
Latest
Language
English
Product name
Connect CDC
Title
Connect CDC Installation Guide
Copyright
2024
First publish date
2003
Last updated
2024-09-25
Published on
2024-09-25T13:05:50.764457
  1. If you use the Batch Installer to install on a server with an Oracle database, you must create the config.properties file.
  2. Use the sampleconfig.properties file in the kernel directory as a template for the file and save it in the kernel directory with the name config.properties.

    You must create your own config.properties file. Connect CDC does not create a config.properties file as part of the install.

Note: If you use the Windows GUI installer, the Configurator creates a config.properties file.

Config.properties keywords

Keyword Description
omni.common.totalservers Specify the number of servers configured in this file.
omni.common.server.<serverindex>

<server-name>

Value can be 1 to n for serverindex.

Increment the number for multiple servers.

omni.common.log.ignorecorruption.<serverindex>

Specifies if you want to ignore log corruption for Oracle.

  • Y = Yes

  • N = No (default)
omni.common.log.deleteprocessed.<serverindex>

For processed archive logs in Oracle:

  • 0 = Retain  (default)

  • 1 = Delete at primary destination only.

  • 2 = Delete at all destinations.
omni.common.log.renameprefix.serverindex

If you use third-party backup software, such as SQL-Backtrack ™, specify the prefix to be used when the archive log files are renamed.
omni.common.index.serverindex

Specify the serverindex position in the config.properties file.

Value ranges from 1 to n.
omni.common.type.serverindex Specify DBMS type, e.g., Oracle.
omni.common.version.serverindex

Specify server release version.

Default values are used if you do not specify one of the values in this file. For example, the default value for DBMS type is Oracle.