Already the table has some data in it, with the help of ADB
we had inserted some data. By seeing the table how can we
identify the data inserted by ADB.
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Answer Posted / adie
whenever the data is published, its copy is stored in table
P_TableName. From the table name you can recognise its been
loaded by ADB.
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