The goal of of replication is to create logically equivalent copies of database state. To achieve that, time stamps are not needed. Although time stamps exist in the journal records in the replication stream, the Source and Receiver Servers zero them when sending the records to replication filters. There is no reason to zero timestamps when feeding data to filters, since replication filters may find them useful, for example replication filters that monitor the data and extract selected information from it.
Draft Release Note
Journal update records in MUPIP JOURNAL EXTRACT format fed to replication filters include time stamps. Previously the time stamps were zero. [#321]
Final Release Note
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The goal of of replication is to create logically equivalent copies of database state. To achieve that, time stamps are not needed. Although time stamps exist in the journal records in the replication stream, the Source and Receiver Servers zero them when sending the records to replication filters. There is no reason to zero timestamps when feeding data to filters, since replication filters may find them useful, for example replication filters that monitor the data and extract selected information from it.
Draft Release Note
Journal update records in MUPIP JOURNAL EXTRACT format fed to replication filters include time stamps. Previously the time stamps were zero. [#321]