Identify the database view ODI uses when loading the journalized data in an Interface.
A.
JV$D view
B.
T$ view
C.
JV$ view
D.
JV$I view
Explanation:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/integrate.1111/e12643/data_capture.htm#CFHFHIAJ
Identify the database view ODI uses when loading the journalized data in an Interface.
Identify the database view ODI uses when loading the journalized data in an Interface.
A.
JV$D view
B.
T$ view
C.
JV$ view
D.
JV$I view
Explanation:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E21764_01/integrate.1111/e12643/data_capture.htm#CFHFHIAJ
I agree C is correct.
Ans A JV$D view
Both in case of Consistent set and simple journalizing the view which acts as source of the interface is JV$D
In case of simple journalizing the events are captured directly in JV$D view, so we have to update the journalizing view of physical schema corresponding to the data server as JV$D to allow the interface to read the data from there.
In case of consistent set records which were captured by different events are inserted in the JV$ table. After we perform extend window and lock subscriber the records captured till that moment are inserted into JV$D table and this acts as the source of the interface.
ANS C
When inteface is executed, the generated code appears as follow:
select
SALES.CUST_ID,
JRN_FLAG IND_UPDATE
from SCOTT.JV$SALES SALES
C.
The prefix is defined for each physical schema in Topology.
The default value for it is JV$.
the correct is C
The source table for the journalizing is reading from the JV$ view, where as the data seems to be reading from the JV$D view.
The real reason behind why ODI reads from the JV$ rather than JV$D is that JV$ captures all the records from the JV$D by locking the subscriber.
My Ans is A