how do you view the data which has been extracted from the redo logs?
Answer / Shri Nibas
You can view the data that has been extracted from the redo logs using the gv$gg_extract and gv$gg_replication tables in the GoldenGate repository database. These tables contain a history of all the changes captured by the extract process, including the before and after images of the records.
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