How to Re-Sync One Table out of Many Replicated Tables without Creating Extra Replicat? (Doc ID 1456261.1)

Last updated on APRIL 04, 2023

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Goal

Normally, when a table is out of sync, it may be re-synced by being temporarily excluded from its current replicat, and using a separate replicat for this table.  Then, when the replication for this table is caught up with others, the 2 replicats may be merged back to one replicat.

However, sometimes it is preferred to re-sync the table without creating separate replicat, either because of other related tables or less maintenance.

Solution

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