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bi-directional replication for multiple ORACLE databases (11g)

655713Aug 19 2008 — edited Aug 22 2008
Hi,

Just had a doubt about replication. was reading the guide on replication under the bi-directional replication. The example considered is a single Oracle database with two timesten data stores. I wanted to set up a bi-directional replication of a synchronous writethrough cache

The guide says that in bidirectional replication for a synchronous writethrough cache, only the cache groups are replicated on an update from the application. So if the application writes to TTa, the information is propagated to the oracle database and replicated to TTb. Now TTb does not write to the oracle database. This makes perfect sense since there is only one Oracle database.

Say i am interested in setting up a system server A and server B, both with their own individual timesten and Oracle database. How would TT handle this situation?
or is it possible to simulate such a system
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