How to create replicate database while not suspending activity on primary
Hello, I have encountered a situation where I have to create replicate database while there is activity on primary. I have been using scenario 3 described in document ASE-to-ASE Replication Quick Start...
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I am having a problem reconciling two opposites - not stopping activity on primary database, and creating backup which should be loaded into different (cross) platform. Cross platform migration has a...
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I don't have the manuals in front of me at the moment so I'm assuming 'scenario 3' has something to do with using the dump marker to sync the replicate database with a dump from the primary ... If you...
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My replication system consists of following items: Sybase ASE as a primary, Sybase ASE as a replicate and Sybase RS between them, replicating data from primary to replicate ASE. I would like to change...
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rs_init uses the ASE/sa account to add logins and perform dbo activities in the target database (eg, add user, add tables/procs, etc). Afterwards the ASE/sa account is no longer used by the repserver,...
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There is another way. What you are referring to is XPDL restrictions in ASE. As Mark pointed out, you could use an intermediate (e.g. a dev/test or QA) system of the same platform and load the...
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We are installing a solution to dynamically replicate all 'insert' and 'update' rows from our 'Production Server' to the 'Archive|History Server';Our goal is to eliminate the actual 'By Night' Batch...
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If you've got the HVAR/RTL option you could try dsi_command_convert/d2none. You'll probably want to look at the 'alter connection/for replicate table named' command to enable setting...
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Actually, dsi_command_convert works without HVAR - although it is often used with it, it is not a requirement .....so Denis should simply do a dsi_command_convert of d2none..... The other way that is...
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Hi Jeff,, Hi Mark,thank for that Help In found that URL on another Forum... refering to . . .'function string that simply throws the delete away' from Mark explaination . Thi is specifically...
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While that works - and is something Mark was pointing out.....The information is extremely old and therefore doesn't show you that newer releases make this a whole lot easier. dsi_command_convert is...
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Re-reading your original post you mention that you never want to replicate DELETEs on this particular set of tables. Assuming this means NO replication, PERIOD (eg, you're not also replicating in a...
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Hi Jeff,i think the 'dsi_command_convert' look too restrictive because the same 'database..table' will also have to be replicated into another (MSA) Database where all rows will have to be repelicated...
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Hi Mark,as you can see, the example (see my preceding reply) found on another Forum is reproducing (my understanding) one of your suggestions. Of course, i do not have to exclude all delete operations...
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Not true - there is no relationship between MSA, HVAR or anything at all with respect to dsi_command_convert. It is completely 100% independent. You could have this: create replication definition...
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create database replication definition primary_dbrd with primary at primary_oltp.dbname not replicate DDL not replicate transactions in (do_not_rep,dba_maint)go create subscription...
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Hi Jeff,i tried to apply your example, but my implementation does not work.The 'delete row' is still replicated !!! Could you audit it ? SYBDEV08: use DBO_DEV_DB77 createtable...
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The problem is you used: alter connection....for replicate table named dbo.tablename ....instead of alter connection ...for replicate table named tablename Not sure why you used the dbo - you never...
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...oh - and you may have to bounce RS to clear the cache of rs_tbconfig (where table level configs are stored ala dsi_command_convert, etc.).
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Hi Jeff,Now it work fine !I will now test that into a Work Load Environment. Thank so much for your Help.Best Regards,Denis
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