This graphic describes Multiple Database Topology, with Client installed on one computer, and Oracle Database installed on both Server 1 and Server 2.

1. One Oracle Database is installed on the Server 1 computer. The Oracle Database contains a Repository.

   • The Repository contains at least one Workspace, which contains Audit Tables, TS1 (with Map, T1, and T2), SS1 (with T1, and T2), and SS2 (with T1, and T2).

2. The other Oracle Database is installed on the Server 2 computer. The Oracle Database contains a Repository, a Target Schema, Source Schema 1 and Source Schema 2.

   • The Repository contains at least one Workspace, which contains Audit Tables.

   • The Target Schema contains a Map, T1, and T2.

   • The Source Schema 1 contains S1, and S2.

   • The Source Schema 2 contains S1, and S2.

3. The OWB Control Center Service that is installed on Server 1 computer is not used.

4. The OWB Control Center Service that is installed on Server 2 computer deploys and executes on the Map of the Target Schema in the Oracle Database on Server 2.

5. The Design Center is installed on the client computer, and it manages the design inside the Repository that is in the Oracle Database (on the Server 1 computer). It also deploys and executes on the OWB Control Center Service (on the Server 2 computer).

6. The Local OC4J service is installed on the client computer, and it contains the Browser Server. It reports on the Repository in the Oracle Database (on the Server 1 computer), and it reports on the Audit Tables that are in the Workspace of the Repository in the Oracle Database that is on Server 2 computer. It also receives and updates the OWB Browser's Design Reports and Audit Reports (on the client computer).

7. The OWB Browser is installed on the client computer, and it receives and updates Local OC4J service's Design Reports and Audit Reports (on the client computer).