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  • Fast Clone 11.0
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  1. Preface
  2. Fast Clone Overview
  3. Configuring and Using the Fast Clone Server
  4. Creating Cloning Configuration Files in the Fast Clone Console
  5. Unloading Data from the Source Database
  6. Loading Data to a Target
  7. Remote Configuration Management
  8. Fast Clone Command Line Interface
  9. Troubleshooting
  10. Fast Clone Configuration File Parameters
  11. Glossary

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Transparent Data Encryption Parameters

Transparent Data Encryption Parameters

In the [MKEY_ID] and [MKEY_VALUES] sections of the configuration file, specify master key IDs and values for Oracle sources that use Transparent Data Encryption (TDE).
Fast Clone uses these parameters only with the direct path unload method. For the conventional path unload method, ensure that the Oracle wallet is open before you start unloading the source data.

Master Key IDs

The [MKEY_ID] section contains a list of master key IDs from the Oracle wallet. Use the following parameter to specify a master key ID:
master_key_id
A master key ID. Each
master_key_id
 value in the configuration file must be a unique key.
Add all of the master key IDs, except for ORACLE.SECURITY.DB.ENCRYPTION.MASTERKEY, to the [MKEY_ID] section. For example: 
KEY1=AX66JYiXI0/Kv0BpzPZ31PsAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
KEY2=BVRVfkdd3wD3uMD23F8L2tECAwAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
To get a list of master key IDs from an Oracle wallet, run the following command in the console: 
orapki wallet display -wallet 
wallet_file_name
The Oracle orapki utility is located in the
ORACLE_HOME
/bin directory.

Master Key Values

The [MKEY_VALUES] section contains a list of master key values from the Oracle wallet. Use the following parameter to specify a master key value:
master_key_id
The master key value of the master key ID that is defined by the matching
master_key_id
 key in the [MKEY_ID] section.
Add master key values for all master key IDs that are specified in the [MKEY_ID] section. For example: 
KEY1=AEMAASAATegG3c24WbhSe7nCMuv8qObLm9F+QKpgNGfvqj8ewdIDEAAlV+AR6hr9rRxzIBe7JZYsBQcAeHALAQ8VDQ==
KEY2=AEMAASAAhe+zE9L3EmcIxfTq35K9fyvFZUdyWaYu/fhl0hgt/DgDEAAmyAKGUoutcRMHnfl/xGdABQcAeHALAQ8VDQ==
To get a master key value from an Oracle wallet, run the following command in the console: 
mkstore -wrl 
wallet_file_name
 -viewEntry 
master_key_ID
The Oracle mkstore utility is located in the
ORACLE_HOME
/bin directory.
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