For DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows, Microsoft SQL Server, and Oracle sources, you can manage the database supplemental logging settings from the
Map Tables
tab in the Data Replication Console.
For DB2 for Linux, UNIX, and Windows sources, you can view or edit the DATA CAPTURE settings for source tables, even if you did not confirm that you want to manage the DATA CAPTURE settings when you saved the configuration.
For Microsoft SQL Server sources, you can use the Data Replication Console to enable or disable Change Data Capture for source tables.
For Oracle sources, you can use the Data Replication Console to add or remove the source table columns that are in supplemental log groups. You can also add a supplemental log group if you did not select the option to allow the Console to generate supplemental log groups when you save a configuration.
For DB2, Microsoft SQL Server, and Oracle source databases, you can generate a script file that includes the SQL statements for these settings. You can give this script file to your database administrator if you do not have the authority to edit database supplemental logging settings.