To temporarily stop replication for a marked table (for example, when maintenance operations are performed in the primary database), you can disable replication for a marked table without affecting replication for other tables in the primary database. Then, when you are ready to resume replication from that table, you can enable replication for that table without affecting other tables in the database.
The process for enabling and disabling replication for
marked tables behaves the same for ASE and Oracle.
To replicate transactions that affect the data in a table, that table must be marked for replication, and replication must be enabled for the marked table. See “Marking and unmarking tables”.
When replication is disabled for a marked object, the marking infrastructure remains in place, but no transactions for that object are sent to Replication Server.
See “Marking and unmarking tables” for more information.
