Oracle is a database commonly used for running online transaction processing, data warehousing and mixed database workloads.
As a source, HVR supports log-based CDC from virtually all different ways Oracle can be configured, either as a single instance database or as a cluster. Log-based CDC parses the transaction logs directly that are obtained directly on the file system, in ASM, on a primary or physical standby server, or by just reading the archived logs. Remote capture using a SQL connection is also possible. As a target, HVR uses bulk operations over OCI to maximize the performance for bulk loads such as the initial refresh.
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Key Features: See how change data capture, data validation and repair, and reporting all in one tool simplify data integration management. |
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Table Creation and Initial Load. Mapping data between source and target is automated and made easy. |
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Log-based Change Data Capture. Only the changes are moved between source and target, a low impact way to move data. |
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Data Compare. Have assurance your data is accurate. HVR includes the ability to compare data before consumption. |
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Insights: This tool gives you the ability to view how data is moving in real-time, be proactive and identify chokepoints. |
Interview from theCUBE HVR and Snowflake, Partners in the Cloud At AWS re:Invent 2019, HVR Partner, Chris Degan of Snowflake, and HVR CEO, Anthony Brooks-Williams, sat down with the hosts of theCUBE for a live chat about data movement, AWS, ...
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