Replication is completely different story and independent from archive mode,
thus everything will remain the same (well, unless you're doing replication
with Streams, but that's a different story)

Deftran is a view which is based on def$_aqcall and def$aq_error tables,
these tables are in system schema, but in which tablespace they are, depends
on your system users default_tablespace setting, in my test db it is tools
for example.

Tanel.

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> Sorry if my question sounds too simple.
>
> what are the pros/cons of the above?
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> Where will deftran be stored? System tbs?. Should i increase my
> system tbs size.
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> Thanks
> Quriyat DBA
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