Chapter7.Database Replication
Chapter7.Database Replication
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- LMS Group
- Implementing Replication and Recovery
- Application Architecture
- Procedures
- Download Replication Examples
Setting up an A→B replication configuration with empty databases
Setting up an A→B→C replication configuration with empty databases
Setting up an A→P replication configuration with empty databases
Replicating Instance Starts from Backup of Originating Instance (A→B and A→P )
Switchover possibilities in an A→B replication configuration
Switchover possibilities in a B←A→P replication configuration
Switchover possibilities in a B←A→P→Q replication configuration
Changing the global directory in an A→B replication configuration
Creating a new Replication Instance File
Setting up a secured TLS replication connection
Recovering from the replication WAS_ON state
Rollback data from crashed (idle) regions
Setting up a new replicating instance of an originating instance (A→B, P→Q, or A→P)
Replacing the replication instance file of a replicating instance (A→B and P→Q)
Replacing the replication instance file of a replicating instance (A→P)
Setting up a new replicating instance from a backup of the originating instance (A→P)
- Commands and Qualifiers
- Turning Replication On/Off
Creating the Replication Instance File
Displaying/Changing the attributes of Replication Instance File and Journal Pool
Shutting down the Source Server
Activating a Passive Source Server
Deactivating an Active Source Server
Enabling/Disabling Detailed Logging
Reporting the Current Backlog of Journal Records
Processing Lost Transactions File
Stopping the Receiver Server and/or the Update Process
Enabling/Disabling Detailed Logging