March 17, 2020 at 3:12 pm
Clinical Data Capture. (OOPS should be Change Data Capture sorry).
Where is the process of the >Clinical Oops< Change Data Capture executed ?
Can it be executed outside the instance 'machine' ? (So that it only accesses the SAN on which the actual instance is on).
Where is the data stored, can this be outside the instance, in another instance ?
I am new to this process, so I am trying to understand this.
Ben
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Clinical Data Capture --- --- >>> Change Data Capture
March 17, 2020 at 3:14 pm
Do you mean Clinical Data Capture or Change Data Capture?
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March 17, 2020 at 3:20 pm
Oops typo.
Change Data Capture. (Sorry 🙁 )
Ben
March 17, 2020 at 3:23 pm
have a read of the official Microsoft documentation
MVDBA
March 17, 2020 at 3:38 pm
Yes I did read that document, but fast, most of the texts I have seen in other documents.
To my knowledge the capture and the datastorage is done on the instance where it is captured.
(But this might be an outdated viewpoint of me).
But I now get the question can this be done outside the instance from where the data is captured.
And I can't find a definite anwser to that question. (I still think this is not possible, but would like to read a confirmation of that or that the capturing process can be done on another instance / machine).
With the word instance I mean the SQL-server instance.
Thanks for your time and attention,
Ben
March 17, 2020 at 3:47 pm
as far as I can see (and I haven't used CDC since it came in around 2005) it relies on the transaction log and logs into a local table - i'm no expert, but I can't see a way to send it elsewhere on the fly.
to be honest it would be horrific if every change was logged to a remote server - you would be better off using something different than CDC
the general consensus is to grab the change data and use a proc or SSIS or some other ETL to send it somewhere else every few minutes.
MVDBA
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