Oracle GoldenGate on z/OS replicating to Oracle on Linux

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Oracle GoldenGate on z/OS replicating to Oracle on Linux

How GoldenGate works for Mainframe to midrange Oracle Source on left is DB2 mainframe, target on right is midrange Oracle

RACF requirements for your id You must have an OMVS segment for your RACFid (under TSO issue LU racfid and hit enter until you reach the end of the listing. The last screen will indicate if you have an OMVS segment or not) This is probably handled by your RACF administration team and is beyond the scope of this presentation

Access to GoldenGate on z/OS Logon to your LPAR At the command prompt in ISPF enter OMVS cd /web/oracle (Your directory may be different) . ./ggenv.sh (note there is a space between dots) This sets up the GG environment vars (your environment may have a different batch process) cd goldengate ggsci At the command prompt in ISPF enter ISH to enter the ishell (ISPF like shell) where you can edit and look at the contents of the files

“Info all” to see the GG processes running Suggested convention Extracts begin with an E pumps begin with a P GGSCI (MVSLPAR1) 1> info all Program Status Group Lag at Chkpt Time Since Chkpt MANAGER RUNNING EXTRACT RUNNING EDBL2 00:00:00 00:00:09 EXTRACT RUNNING PDBL2 00:00:00 00:00:03

“SHOW” output of ggsci Using subdirectories for all process files Editor: vi Reports (.rpt) /MVSLPAR1/web/oracle/goldengate/dirrpt Parameters (.prm) /MVSLPAR1/web/oracle/goldengate/dirprm Replicat Checkpoints (.cpr) /MVSLPAR1/web/oracle/goldengate/dirchk Extract Checkpoints (.cpe) /MVSLPAR1/web/oracle/goldengate/dirchk Process Status (.pcs) /MVSLPAR1/web/oracle/goldengate/dirpcs SQL Scripts (.sql) /MVSLPAR1/web/oracle/goldengate/dirsql Database Definitions (.def) /MVSLPAR1/web/oracle/goldengate/dirdef Dump files (.dmp) /MVSLPAR1/web/oracle/goldengate/dirdmp Masterkey wallet files (.wlt) /MVSLPAR1/web/oracle/goldengate/dirwlt Credential store files (.crd) /MVSLPAR1/web/oracle/goldengate/dircrd

Access to error logs In the LPAR, logon to ISH and enter cd /web/oracle/goldengate Select file ggserr.log Contains log messages since startup of GG Look for the characters ERROR to find and error message, use ISPF editor commands to look for it Messages are issued whenever GG stops as WARNING, the rest of the messages are INFO If a process abends, look in /web/oracle/goldengate/dirrpt for files with the processid.dsc or processid.rpt, where processid is the extract or pump process name

Defgen for replicated tables Generate the defgen and send it to the Oracle support DBA In ISH on MVSLPAR1, rename the file /middleware/oraggt10/goldengate/dirdef/defgen.def to a backup name In OMVS on MVSLPAR1, after setting up GG env vars, enter ./defgen paramfile /middleware/oraggt10/goldengate/dirprm/def.prm this generates a new version in the file you just renamed. Copy to Oracle – using WinSCP FTP the file below in binary to your PC and then SFTP it to the Oracle server from your PC. On server.domain.com, rename the existing file in directory /ggs/OMZBGWU2/dirdef to append date The host directory is /middleware/oraggt10/goldengate /dirdef on MVSLPAR1.domain.com File is nbdefgen.def (make sure to copy in binary) Remote is server.domain.com to directory /ggs/OMZBGWU2/dirdef