CDC Provider Sybase Replication Server

The CDC (Capture Data Changes) Provider Sybase Replication Server component is used for implementing incremental load.

• Getting Started with CDC Provider Sybase Replication Server Configuration
  Identify the tasks to perform before configuring the CDC Provider Sybase Replication Server component.
• Updating the Interfaces Files
  Use a text editor to modify all the interfaces file for the souce database, Replication Server and Sybase IQ InfoPrimer.
• Configuring Replication CDC Service Name for Each Sybase IQ InfoPrimer Server
  Define the Replication CDC Service name.
• Configuring Oracle as a Replication Source
  Configure Oracle as a replication source. If you have already configured the Oracle database in your replication environment, you must still, to use Sybase IQ InfoPrimer, configure the Oracle instance, configure Replication Agent, and add the primary database to the replication system.
• Configuring a CDC Provider Replication Server Component
  Add and configure a CDC Provider Replication Server component.
• Setting Replication Definition Options
  Set the replication definition in the CDC Configuration window.
• Creating Replication
  Creating replication includes creating the replication definition, replication connections, function strings, and replication subscriptions with “No materialization” as the materialization method. It enables Replication Server to start capturing the source table data changes.
• Dropping Replication
  Dropping replication includes dropping the replication definition, replication connections, function strings, and replication subscriptions. It enables Replication Server to stop capturing the source table data changes, and clears all unprocessed data changes of the source table.
• Configuring the Output Ports
  Configure the output ports in the CDC Provider Ports window.
• CDC Provider Replication Server Properties List
  The CDC Provider Replication Server Properties list identifies the required and optional properties of the component.