DBZ-7895 Incorporate review suggestion
Co-authored-by: Chris Cranford <ccranfor@redhat.com>
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@ -2711,7 +2711,7 @@ To enable the connector to capture from the new primary, edit the database hostn
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When the {prodname} connector for Oracle connects to a primary database, it uses an internal flush table to manage the flush cycles of the Oracle Log Writer Buffer (LGWR) process.
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The flush process requires that the user account through which the connector accesses the database has permission to create and write to this flush table.
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However, a logical stand-by database typically permits read-only access, preventing the connector from writing to the database.
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You can modify the connector configuration to enable the connector to capture events from a logical standby.
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You can modify the connector configuration to enable the connector to capture events from a logical standby, or the DBA can create a new writable tablespace in which the connector can store the flush table.
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