This message is most frequently observed in three scenarios:
The "successful detachment" is the opposite of that. It is proof that the software understands its boundaries. It confirms that the transaction log has been fully parsed up to a safe stopping point. It tells the administrator, "I have left the campsite cleaner than I found it. No locks are left hanging. No transactions are in limbo. You may proceed." This message is most frequently observed in three
GGSCI> INFO EXTRACT <extract_name>, SHOWCH It tells the administrator, "I have left the
This message is an informational update indicating that the communication link between the OGG Extract process and the database-level mining server has been severed. You may proceed
To understand the beauty of the detachment, one must first understand the intensity of the attachment. In an Oracle GoldenGate environment, the Capture Client is a relentless observer. It lives for the Redo Log , the forensic history of every INSERT , UPDATE , and DELETE performed on a source database. Imagine a librarian who not only memorizes every book checked out but also every page turned, every marginal note scribbled, and every coffee stain acquired. The Capture Client is that obsessive. It reads the transaction logs in real-time, serializing chaos into neat, logical change records (trails) to be shipped to a target system.