backingpumppujen

Backingpumppujen is a deprecated feature in Oracle databases, used for data replication in a multiple-master configuration. The term can be roughly translated to "pre-pump pumps" in English, which refers to the preparatory steps taken in preparing for the actual data replication process.

This feature is now obsolete and replaced by more modern and efficient methods of data replication in current database versions. Oracle Corporation recommends against using Backingpump Pujen due to its inefficiencies and potential for data inconsistencies.

Mainly developed for backward compatibility with earlier database versions, Backingpump Pujen relies heavily on a multi-master replication technique that connects two or more Oracle databases as peers. This allows for concurrent updates and the exchange of data between the systems. With the pre-pump option, database administrators could reduce the latency of replication and achieve better performance in specific cases.

Backingpump Pujuens' operations are tied to the type of replication involved, typically asynchronous or synchronous. This somewhat limited functionality prevents it from adapting well to applications that require more complex data integration.

Oracle deprecated Backingpump Pujen with the release of Oracle Database 12c, announcing its official removal from production environments. Replacement replication methods are integrated within later Oracle Database versions and its successor products. Despite initial popularity due to flexibility in specific use cases, difficulties in administration and within the understanding of use parameter information further forwarding the abandonment of this technology within wider tech and database covering connected locations.