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2. Deployment
B. Prerequisites
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Preface
1. Introduction
2. Deployment
3. MySQL-only Deployments
4. Heterogeneous Deployments
5. Heterogeneous Oracle Deployments
6. Heterogeneous MySQL Deployments
7. Advanced Deployments
8. Operations Guide
9. Command-line Tools
10. The tpm Deployment Command
11. Replication Filters
12. Performance and Tuning
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E. Terminology Reference
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H. Ecosystem Support
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4.1. How Heterogeneous Replication Works
Chapter 4. Heterogeneous Deployments
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Chapter 4. Heterogeneous Deployments

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4.1. How Heterogeneous Replication Works
4.1. MySQL to Oracle, Oracle to MySQL, and Oracle to Oracle Replication
4.1. Native Applier Replication (e.g. MongoDB)
4.1. Batch Loading
4.1. Schema Creation and Replication

Heterogeneous deployments cover installations where data is being replicated between two different database solutions. These include, but are not limited to:

The following sections provide more detail and information on the setup and configuration of these different solutions.

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