what is the difference between classic and coordinated replicat?
Answer / Mohd Imran
The main difference between Classic and Coordinated Replicats in Oracle GoldenGate lies in their approach to handling conflicts. While a Classic Replicat handles them sequentially, a Coordinated Replicat uses a more advanced method that ensures higher throughput and better performance.
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