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DBMOVER Configuration File

DBMOVER Configuration File

The DBMOVER configuration file contains the following changed statement:
PG CAPI_CONNECTION
Changed
. PowerExchange 10.5.2 adds the CAPTUREALL parameter to the PG CAPI_CONNECTION statement. Syntax is:
CAPI_CONNECTION=(NAME=
capi_connection_name
 ,TYPE=(PG ,SERVER={
database_server
|
localhost
}[,
port
] [
,CAPTUREALL={Y|
N
}]
,DATABASE=
database_name
)
CAPTUREALL={
N
|Y}
New
. This optional parameter controls whether PowerExchange captures and stores change data for all tables in the source database or only for the tables that are registered for CDC. Use this parameter to limit the amount of data that is stored in the replication store table to only the data from registered source tables.
Options are:
  • N
    . Store captured DML changes only for registered source tables in the replication store table. Use this option to limit the amount of data that is collected and stored in the store table.
  • Y
    . Store all DML changes captured from the source database, including changes for unregistered tables, in the replication store table. This setting is not recommended because it can cause more data than is needed for CDC processing to be stored in the replication store table.
Default is N.
For more information, see the "DBMOVER Configuration File" chapter in the
PowerExchange Reference Manual
.

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