Ogg Capture Client Successfully Detached From Goldengate Capture ((link))

Connect to the source database as a DBA and query the DBA_CAPTURE view:

Here is a structured approach to troubleshooting and resolution when this message is a symptom, not the end of the story. Connect to the source database as a DBA

| Scenario | Description | |----------|-------------| | | When you run STOP EXTRACT <name> in GGSCI or via Admin Client, the capture client detaches cleanly. | | Logdump exit | Exiting logdump after attaching to a capture process. | | Microservices – stopping a deployment | Stopping a GoldenGate Microservices deployment gracefully. | | Downstream capture client disconnect | A client (e.g., remote mining tool) disconnects from the capture process. | | End of a script | A script that opened a connection to the capture process terminates normally. | | | Microservices – stopping a deployment |

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In any Oracle GoldenGate (OGG) environment, managing capture processes is a routine but critical task. One operation that often raises questions is from an existing GoldenGate capture. Recently, I performed this operation successfully, and in this post, I’ll walk through what detachment means, why you might need it, and how to do it cleanly. | Log output: In any Oracle GoldenGate (OGG)

In an Integrated Capture deployment, the GoldenGate Extract does not read the redo logs directly from the disk. Instead, it acts as a client to a database log-mining server. When the Extract process stops—whether due to a manual command, a scheduled restart, or an unexpected error—the database registers that the client has unlinked itself from the mining sub-system. Common Causes for Detachment

When you encounter the log message "Capture client successfully detached," follow these steps to ensure system health: