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The document outlines the installation options for Oracle GoldenGate (GG) 19c, including GUI and silent installations, and highlights the need for different installations for various database versions. It describes the multitenant architecture with container and pluggable databases, as well as local and remote capture and apply processes. Additionally, it discusses various installation configurations for capturing and applying data between different servers.

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The document outlines the installation options for Oracle GoldenGate (GG) 19c, including GUI and silent installations, and highlights the need for different installations for various database versions. It describes the multitenant architecture with container and pluggable databases, as well as local and remote capture and apply processes. Additionally, it discusses various installation configurations for capturing and applying data between different servers.

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Below are the options available to Install GG 19c:

-->GUI Installation
-->Silent Installation –

./runInstaller -silent -responseFile


/home/oracle/Downloads/ggate/fbo_ggs_Linux_x64_shiphome/Disk1/response/oggcore.rsp
-->Silent installation , You can use the response file
-->You need to have Different GG install for Different versions of the Database

Oracle Goldenate 21c supports 11.2.0.4,12c,18c,19c and 21c database.

Multitenant Architecture
ggate1: CDB: oggdb1
PDB: pdb1

ggate2: CDB: oggdb2


PDB: pdb2

Multitenant Architecture:
1 Container:oggdb1
1 or more pluggable databases:pdb1,pdb3,pdb5,pdb7

common or global users and roles: starts with prefix c## and can only be created from container
database
create user c##sourcegg1 identified by welcome1 defualt tablespace ogg_tblsp; (oggdb1 and
pdb1)

c##sourcegg1@oggdb1

c##sourcegg1@pdb1

pdb1.ggtraining1.dept11----->pdb2.ggtraining2.dept22
pdb1.ggtraining1.emp11----->pdb2.ggtraining2.emp22
local capture- When Database and Goldengate extract process reside on same server it is
called as local capture.
remote capture-When Database and Goldengate extract process reside on different servers it is
called as remote capture.

local apply-When target DB and OGG replicat process reside on same server it is called as
local apply.
remote apply-When target DB and OGG replicat process reside on different server it is called
as remote apply.

Goldengate HUB--> Centralised server on which Goldengate is installed and configured which
can server multiple source and target databases

-->Install GG on ggate1 for local capture and on ggate2 for local apply -- GG iNstallation (2)

-->Install GG on ggate1 which will capture the data locally from ggate 1 DB and apply to ggate2
DB remotely

-->Install GG on ggate2 which will capture the data remotely from ggate 1 DB and apply to
ggate2 DB locally

-->Install GG on intermediate server (eg ggate3) which will capture the remotely from ggate1
and apply the data remotely on ggate2 --Remote capture and remote apply

-->Install GG on intermediate server (eg ggate3) which will capture the remotely from ggate1 but
install GG on ggate2 as well for local apply

-->Install GG on ggate1 which will capture the data locally from ggate1 but install GG on
intermediate server (eg ggate3) which will apply data remotely to ggate2

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