How to Create and Edit a CDC Service
Important
Change Data Capture for Oracle by Attunity is deprecated now. For details, refer to the announcement.
These procedures describe how to create and edit a new Oracle CDC Service from the CDC Service Configuration Console.
This procedure requires a Windows user with administrator privileges on the computer where the Oracle CDC service is configured.
To create a new CDC service
From the Start menu, select CDC Service Configuration for Oracle.
From the left pane, right-click Local CDC Services and select New Service
You can also click New Service from the Actions pane.
Type or enter the required information in the New Oracle CDC Service dialog box. See Create and Edit an Oracle CDC Service for information on how to enter information in the New Oracle CDC Service dialog box.
The SQL Server login provided in the New Oracle CDC Service dialog box is used by the Oracle CDC Service when the service runs. This login only needs to be a member of the public fixed-server role, no other privileges are needed. Once new Oracle CDC Instances are added, that login receives db_owner access to the associated SQL Server CDC databases.
When you finish entering the required information, click OK.
To create the Oracle CDC Windows Service definition, the program needs update access to the MSXDBCDC database in the associated SQL Server instance. When you click OK, a dialog box prompts the user to enter a SQL Server login with an update access to the MSXDBCDC database.
For information about the data you must type into the Connect to SQL Server dialog box, see Connection to SQL Server.
Click OK to close the New Oracle CDC Service dialog box.
To edit a CDC service
From the Start menu, select CDC Service Configuration for Oracle.
From the left pane, select Local CDC Services then right-click the local service you want to edit and select Properties.
You can also select the service you are working with in the middle and then from the Actions pane, click Properties.
Type or enter the required information in the CDC Service Properties dialog box. See Create and Edit an Oracle CDC Service for information on how to enter information in the CDC Service Properties dialog box.
When you finish entering the required information, Click OK, the Connect to SQL Server dialog box opens.
When a login without write permission to the MSXDBDCDC database attempts to create a new Oracle CDC instance an error message is displayed. Click OK in that dialog box to display the Connect to SQL Server dialog box. In this dialog box you must enter the credentials for a login that has write permission to the MSXDBCDC database, such the db_owner database role.
For information about the data you must type into the Connect to SQL Server dialog box, see Connection to SQL Server.
Click OK in the Connect to Oracle dialog box. Both dialog boxes close and the service is updated and registered.
See Also
Change Data Capture Designer for Oracle by Attunity
Create and Edit an Oracle CDC Service