Just implementing Goldengate between a platform I don’t understand, a Tandem/HP non-stop, and Oracle 11G R2 RAC. So, I spend the day trying to get it working, have all of the configuration seemingly correct and when the Tandem guy an I try to for a connection to send data over, we keep getting the following warning (and no data):
WARNING OGG-01223 Oracle GoldenGate Collector for Oracle: Could not find definition for <Tandem-table-thing>
So, after extensive tweaks, mods, changes, banging heads off desks and general disbelief, I spend a while Googling for (or, more accurately, duckduckgo-ing – I’m sick of being the commodity), and on MOS, and noticed a problem between Version 11.2 of GG and 11.1. It was in no way related to the problem we had, but it prompted me into a though; exactly which versions of GG are on each platform? There was a minor discrepancy of versions.
OK – download GG 11.1.1.0.0 for Linux to match the Tandem version. Install. Replay the Configuration. Run. Works. Simples.
Lesson: Check your versions, check your compatibility. Where possible, keep them absolutely perfectly aligned and you might not waste 1/2 day troubleshooting. Grrrr.
Filed under: Goldengate, Problem Solving Tagged: 1223, definition, find, goldengate, match, ogg-1223, tandem, version
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