1) Introduction to Oracle Golden Gate
Oracle Golden Gate Replication Solutions for Live Reporting, Real Time Data Warehousing, Live Standby Database, and High Availability.
Supported databases and platforms
Advantages of Oracle Golden Gate
2) Installing Oracle Golden Gate
Downloading the software from Oracle website.
Installing Oracle Golden Gate
Explaining Subdirectories
Preparing Oracle 11g database for data replication
3) Oracle Golden Gate Technology and Architecture
Understanding Golden Gate Components: Processes and Files
Process Data Flow
GoldenGate Architecture
Design Considerations
4) Configuring & Preparing the Environment
Configuring the Manager process
Describing the Manager Parameters
Starting the Manager process
Configuring GLOBALS file
5) Data Definitions File
Overview of Data Definitions File
When to use Data Definitions Files
Types of Data Definitions File
Configuring Data Definitions File
6) Configuring Change Capture Delivery – With and Without Data Pump
Preparing a source database for transaction capture
Describing the high-level configuration steps
Explaining change capture and delivery with a data pump
Explaining change capture and delivery without a data pump
Comparing batch and online operation
Explaining Oracle Golden Gate Checkpoints
Describing the Extract process
Configuring and starting an Extract process
Adding local and remote trails
Configuring and starting a data pump
Explaining the Replicate process
Configuring a Replicate process
Starting a Replicate process
Describing GGSCI commands
Describing Extract trails and files
7) Configuring Change Capture Delivery – DDL Replication and Initial Data Load
Overview of DDL synchronization
Preparing a source database for transaction capture
Describing the high-level configuration steps
Configuring Extract and Replicat for DDL replication
Configuring Initial Data Load using Oracle GoldenGate Extract and Replicat
8) Oracle Golden Gate Commands
Running Golden Gate commands from the GGSCI prompt
Running Golden Gate commands from the obey files
Running Golden Gate commands from the OS shell
dentifying the types of GGSCI commands available
9) Managing Oracle Golden Gate
Managing trail files
Automating process startup
Using reporting and statistics
10) GoldenGate Security Features
Using message, trail and password encryption
Controlling command permissions – CMDSEC file
11) Advanced Configuration: Mapping and manipulating data
Overview of data mapping and manipulation
Deciding where data mapping and conversion will take place
Data Selection and Filtering
Data Transformation
Using built-in functions
Using SQLEXEC to interact directly with a database
12) Troubleshooting Oracle Golden Gate
Troubleshooting process startup failures
Troubleshooting slow startup
Troubleshooting Extract problems
Troubleshooting missed transactions
Using the discard file
Using SHOWSYNTAX to view Replicat SQL statements
Using the Logdump utility
13)  GoldenGate Performance Tuning
Using BATCHSQL to speed delivery
Using RANGE Function
Using parallel Replicat groups on a target system