ER - How to reset the replay position ?
Posted in 2007
Topics: Logging & Checkpoints, Migration, Import/Export & Data Conversion, Versions, Editions & End-of-Life
Hi all,
In ER (IDS 10.00.UC4), how to reset the replay position ?
We have performed a 'cdr stop' on both root and leaf servers, leaving
intentionally the leaf server going out of sync.
A few day later, we intended to globally resynchronize the leaf server
(dbexport on the root, dbimport on the leaf). When trying to start up
ER ('cdr start' on both servers), DDR didn't start, because "replay
logical log ID (26286) is not present". Indeed, the log 26286 had been
overwritten.
Is it necessary to drop and recreate all the ER objects (servers,
replicates, replicatesets) to reset the replay position ?
Thank you,
Philippe
philippe wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> In ER (IDS 10.00.UC4), how to reset the replay position ?
>
> We have performed a 'cdr stop' on both root and leaf servers, leaving
> intentionally the leaf server going out of sync.
>
> A few day later, we intended to globally resynchronize the leaf server
> (dbexport on the root, dbimport on the leaf). When trying to start up ER
> ('cdr start' on both servers), DDR didn't start, because "replay logical
> log ID (26286) is not present". Indeed, the log 26286 had been overwritten.
Use "cdr cleanstart"
>
> Is it necessary to drop and recreate all the ER objects (servers,
> replicates, replicatesets) to reset the replay position ?
>
> Thank you,
> Philippe
>
>
Madison Pruet vient de nous annoncer :
> philippe wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> In ER (IDS 10.00.UC4), how to reset the replay position ?
>>
>> We have performed a 'cdr stop' on both root and leaf servers, leaving
>> intentionally the leaf server going out of sync.
>>
>> A few day later, we intended to globally resynchronize the leaf server
>> (dbexport on the root, dbimport on the leaf). When trying to start up ER
>> ('cdr start' on both servers), DDR didn't start, because "replay logical
>> log ID (26286) is not present". Indeed, the log 26286 had been overwritten.
>
> Use "cdr cleanstart"
>
Thank you Madison !