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Does ALLOWOUTPUTDIR still work with 21c Microservices Architecture?

hwsbryOct 10 2024

I'm in the process of converting from Classic Architecture to MA and getting used to the differences. I'm starting with the replicat only instances and getting the hang of it mostly. I'm working on pointing an existing Classic Architecture extract pump process to the RCVRSRVR process on the new MA deployment. I if I simply define the rmttrail as a two character string, like t1, everything works fine and trail files populate into the $DEP_HOME/var/lib/data/ directory. I've tried adding an ALLOWOUTPUTDIR entry in the GLOBALS file for the new MA deployment and restarted all of the services but the pump defined to write to the non-default directory always abends and I get the following in the logfile for the RCVRSRVR

WARNING OGG-01223 Oracle GoldenGate Receiver Service for Oracle: Output file /u02/gg/dirdat/t2000000 is not in any allowed output directories. (PATH-THREAD-2)

GLOBALS file entry looks like this

ALLOWOUTPUTDIR /u02/gg/dirdat

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InoL Apr 29 2024

How doc gen treats nulls values?

You have to be more specific. Are your referring to the pre-built Document Generator function?

If so:

When my query return null in some columns

What is the JSON that is generated?

You should always include the element in the JSON, with an empty value. Don't leave it out.

Francois Robert-Oracle Jan 8 2025 — edited on Jan 8 2025

Since September 2024, when a tag has no corresponding value in the JSON data or the value is null, the tag is replaced by an empty string.

See the September Release Notes

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