One-to-One Archiving One-to-Many Archiving
8.8.4 One-to-One Archiving
This section provides information about one-to-one archiving. Summary One-to-one archiving is used to copy or move content from one Oracle Content Server instance to another. Configurations The following are possible one-to-one archiving configurations, shown in order from most to least typical: ■ Export, transfer, and import over sockets. ■ Export, transfer, and import on a shared file system. ■ Export to and import from a collection on a shared external file system. ■ Export to the source Oracle Content Server collection and import directly from that collection on a shared file system. 8-60 Oracle Fusion Middleware System Administrators Guide for Oracle Content Server ■ Export from the source Oracle Content Server instance directly to a collection on the target Oracle Content Server instance and import from that collection on a shared file system.8.8.5 One-to-Many Archiving
This section provides information about one-to-many archiving. Summary One-to-many archiving is typically used to copy or move content from a contribution server to consumption servers. Configurations The following are possible one-to-many archiving configurations, shown in order from most to least typical: ■ Export, transfer, and import over sockets. When this configuration is automated using replication, a separate export archive is required for each target server because the source files are deleted upon transfer. However, for manual transfer, you could transfer a single archive to multiple targets. Managing System Migration and Archiving 8-61 ■ Export, transfer, and import on a shared file system. When this configuration is automated using replication, a separate export archive is required for each target server because the source files are deleted upon transfer. However, for manual transfer, you could transfer a single archive to multiple targets. ■ Export to and import from a collection on a shared external file system. When this configuration is automated using replication, a separate export archive is required for each target server because the source files are deleted upon import. However, for manual import, you could import a single archive from multiple targets. 8-62 Oracle Fusion Middleware System Administrators Guide for Oracle Content Server ■ Export to the source Oracle Content Server collection and import directly from that collection on a shared file system. When this configuration is automated using replication, a separate export archive is required for each target server because the source files are deleted upon import. However, for manual import, you could import a single archive from multiple targets. ■ Export from the source Oracle Content Server instance directly to collections on the target Oracle Content Server instances and import from those collections on a shared file system.8.8.6 Many-to-One Archiving
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» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Understanding Oracle Universal Content Management and Oracle Content Server
» Utilities Management Pages Applications Command Line
» Administration Tray Admin Applets Page
» Modifying Server Configuration Parameters for Oracle Content Server
» Viewing Log Information for Oracle Content Server
» Starting Oracle Content Server with Scripts
» Restarting Oracle Content Server with Scripts
» Viewing MBean Information for Oracle Content Server Accessing Oracle Content Server With a Browser
» Click OK. Running a Standalone Application on a Windows System
» Delete Update About Batch Loading
» Optional Parameters About Batch Loading
» About Preparing a Batch Load File
» About Running the Batch Loader Batch Loading from the Command Line
» Using the IdcCommand Utility and Remote Access
» Example: Best Practice Case Study
» Log File Characteristics Accessing the Log Files
» Accessing the Content Server Analyzer Viewing the Analysis Progress and Results
» Configuration Information Environment Packager Configuration Debug Entry
» About System Properties Configuring System Properties
» Configuring Content Security Configuring Internet Information Configuring the Database
» About The Oracle Query Optimizer Component Query Optimization Process
» How Reformatted Queries Optimize Searches
» Types of Recognized Hints Query Hints Syntax
» Additional Supported Sort Constructs The Hint Rules Table Edit Hint Rules Form
» The Hint Cache Searching Content Using the Oracle Query Optimizer Component
» Enter the applicable information for the query and hints. Click Remove.
» Data Management Introduction to the File Store System
» DefaultFileStore Settings Empty Storage Rule
» Using Standard Oracle Content Server Variables
» Understanding FileStoreProvider Storage Principles
» PartitionList Table StorageRules Table
» PathMetaData Table PathConstruction Table
» FileSystemFileStoreAlgorithmFilters Table FileStoreProvider Resource Tables
» Example PathMetaData Table Options Configuration for Standard File Paths
» Configuration for a Webless or Optional Web Store
» Configuration for Database Storage Altered Path Construction and Algorithms
» Script Construction Mapping URLs with WebUrlMapPlugin
» Supported Variables for Referencing AddEdit URL Mapping Entries
» Info Update Form Dynamic Conversion CGI parameters
» Oracle Content Server Providers
» Choosing an Appropriate Provider
» Security Providers About Providers
» Changes in Security Compared to Oracle Content Server 10g
» Security within Oracle Content Server
» Additional Security Options Introduction to Oracle UCM and Oracle Content Server Security
» Configuring Oracle UCM for Two-Way SSL Communication
» Configuring Oracle Access Manager 11g with Oracle UCM
» Configuring Oracle Access Manager 10g with Oracle UCM
» Configuring Oracle Single Sign-On for Oracle UCM
» Configuring Oracle WebLogic Server Web Services
» External Users Introduction to User Login Types
» Local Users Introduction to User Login Types
» Introduction to User Logins and Aliases
» Highlight the alias to be deleted and click Delete.
» Best Practices for Working with Security Groups Performance Considerations
» Predefined Roles About Permissions
» Accounts and Security Groups Hierarchical Accounts
» Assigning Accounts to a User with Oracle WebLogic Server
» Xalco Security Xalco Accounts
» Xalco Roles Roles and Permissions Table Roles and Users Table Accounts and Users Table
» Empty Access Control List Fields
» About Proxy Connections Additional Oracle Content Server Security Connections
» About Credential Mapping Credential Values
» About Named Password Connections Guidelines for Proxy Connections Data
» About Using HTTP Protocol for Content Server Connection Configuring the HTTP Provider
» About BrowserUrlPath Customization Browser URL Customization
» Affected Idoc Script Variables and Functions
» Changing Absolute Full Path Computation Changing Administration Path Computation
» ExtUserAttribInfo ResultSet Extended User Attributes
» encodeHtml Function Filter Data Input
» HtmlDataInputFilterLevel Configuration Variable Filter Data Input
» Viewing Information about a Component
» Enabling and Disabling a Component Uploading a Component
» Select the Template option. The Click Next. Click Next.
» Click Select. To show the entire list of predefined templates, select Show All. Click OK.
» Click Select. Select a query from the list. Click OK.
» Click Select. To show the entire list of predefined services, select Show All. Click OK.
» Click Select. To show the entire list of predefined includes, select Show All. Click OK.
» Click Insert. Repeat these steps until all of the table columns have been Click OK.
» Considerations for Using OracleTextSearch Configuring OracleTextSearch for Oracle Content Server
» Indexing and Query Speeds and Techniques
» Fast Rebuild Query Syntax OracleTextSearch Operators
» Case Sensitivity and Stemming Rules Search Results Data Clustering
» Snippets Additional Changes Oracle Text 11g Features and Benefits
» Determining Fields to Optimize Modifying the Fields Displayed on Search Results
» Searching with OracleTextSearch Metadata Wildcards
» Search Results with OracleTextSearch
» Configuring an Oracle Content Server Source with Other Single Sign-On Solutions
» Configuration Migration Introduction to Migration Tools and Components
» Archiver Introduction to Migration Tools and Components
» Folder Archiving FolderStructureArchive Component
» Migration Structure About Migration Templates and Bundles
» Limitations Migration Logs Migration Tips
» Using a web browser, select Config Migration Admin from the Oracle Content
» Archive Structure Collections Archive Details
» If required, enter the administrator login name and password, then click OK. Enter .archive
» Click Update. Click Delete. Select Custom Query Expression.
» Update Import Rule Insert Revision Import Rule Insert Create Import Rule
» Transfer Uses Transfer Methods Transfer Terms
» Local Transfer Pull Transfer Push Transfer
» Transferring Batch Files Transferring Files
» Single Revision Replications Replication Uses
» Click Edit. Select Is Transfer Automated. Click OK.
» Export Import Self ExportImport
» One-to-One Archiving One-to-Many Archiving
» Adding Content ID Prefixes Changing Release Dates
» Many-to-One Archiving Configuration Migration Tips
» Overview of FolderStructureArchive Component Differences With Built-in Folders Archiving Features
» Using a Folder Structure Archive Configuration Variables
» Important Implementation Considerations Folder Structure Archiving
» How ArchiverReplicationExceptions Works Scenario 1 Scenario 2
» Administering and Using ArchiverReplicationExceptions
» Total Export Possible with Blank Export Query New Check-Ins and Batch File Transfers
» Folder Archive Export Doesnt Work If Collections Table Has Many Records
» Select an archive. Click the Click Edit in the Export Query section.
» Click the Select an archive from the Current Archives list Click the
» Click the Table list Edit button.
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