DR: Failure

Hello all. I am freshly installing Foundation2000 9.21.UC2-1 on RH6.2. These boxes were running 7.30.UC10 until about 8 hours ago _just_fine_. So after installing 9.21 and importing my data, I set about configuring and spinning up Data Replication. Unfortunately it is failing with the following from the primary: 16:11:27 DR: Primary server connected 16:11:27 DR: Receive error 16:11:27 DR: Failure recovery error (2) 16:11:29 DR: Turned off on primary server 16:11:29 DR: Cannot connect to secondary server 16:11:40 DR: Primary server connected 16:11:40 DR: Receive error 16:11:40 DR: Failure recovery error (2) 16:11:42 DR: Turned off on primary server 16:11:42 DR: Cannot connect to secondary server 16:11:53 DR: Primary server connected From the secondary 16:11:26 DR: new type = secondary, primary server name = ifmx_mother 16:11:26 DR: Trying to connect to primary server ... 16:11:32 DR: Secondary server connected 16:11:33 DR: Failure recovery from disk in progress ... 16:11:33 DR: Failure during start of logical restore (1) 16:11:33 DR: Failure recovery error (6) 16:11:35 DR: Turned off on secondary server 16:11:48 DR: Secondary server connected 16:11:49 DR: Failure recovery from disk in progress ... 16:11:49 DR: Failure during start of logical restore (1) 16:11:49 DR: Failure recovery error (6) Everything in sqlhosts, onconfig.*servername* is correct as best as I can tell. Fortunately, Informix continues to completely fail at documenting it's error codes and I am at a loss as to what is causing this DR failure. Any thoughts? Anyone else running 9.21 on Linux? Anyone else think I should be shot for using this product? Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/

Hi prufrock2000. Try to do first a backup on the primary and restore this on the secondary, to see if it works. I assume you use HDR. Bogdan Neagu prufrock2000@my-deja.com wrote: > Hello all. > > I am freshly installing Foundation2000 9.21.UC2-1 on RH6.2. These boxes > were running 7.30.UC10 until about 8 hours ago _just_fine_. So after > installing 9.21 and importing my data, I set about configuring and > spinning up Data Replication. Unfortunately it is failing with the > following > from the primary: > 16:11:27 DR: Primary server connected > 16:11:27 DR: Receive error > 16:11:27 DR: Failure recovery error (2) > 16:11:29 DR: Turned off on primary server > 16:11:29 DR: Cannot connect to secondary server > 16:11:40 DR: Primary server connected > 16:11:40 DR: Receive error > 16:11:40 DR: Failure recovery error (2) > 16:11:42 DR: Turned off on primary server > 16:11:42 DR: Cannot connect to secondary server > 16:11:53 DR: Primary server connected> > From the secondary > 16:11:26 DR: new type = secondary, primary server name = ifmx_mother > 16:11:26 DR: Trying to connect to primary server ... > 16:11:32 DR: Secondary server connected > 16:11:33 DR: Failure recovery from disk in progress ... > 16:11:33 DR: Failure during start of logical restore (1) > 16:11:33 DR: Failure recovery error (6) > 16:11:35 DR: Turned off on secondary server > 16:11:48 DR: Secondary server connected > 16:11:49 DR: Failure recovery from disk in progress ... > 16:11:49 DR: Failure during start of logical restore (1) > 16:11:49 DR: Failure recovery error (6)> > Everything in sqlhosts, onconfig.*servername* is correct as best as I > can tell. Fortunately, Informix continues to completely fail at > documenting it's error codes and I am at a loss as to what is causing > this DR failure. Any thoughts? Anyone else running 9.21 on Linux? Anyone > else think I should be shot for using this product? > > Sent via Deja.com > http://www.deja.com/

I did do a level-0 backup of the primary and restore to the secondary with ontape. We have been running the 7.30 release for 6 months or so, and I'm pretty familiar with the procedures for HADR. I have _no_ idea why this error is occuring however, I have even started entirely from scratch, reinstalling everything and still get the same error. any other thoughts? In article <3A55CC91.13FDD824@alcatel.com>, Bogdan Neagu <bogdan.neagu@alcatel.com> wrote: > Hi prufrock2000. > > Try to do first a backup on the primary and restore this on the secondary, > to see if it works. I assume you use HDR. > > Bogdan Neagu > > prufrock2000@my-deja.com wrote: > > > Hello all. > > > > I am freshly installing Foundation2000 9.21.UC2-1 on RH6.2. These boxes > > were running 7.30.UC10 until about 8 hours ago _just_fine_. So after > > installing 9.21 and importing my data, I set about configuring and > > spinning up Data Replication. Unfortunately it is failing with the > > following > > from the primary: > > 16:11:27 DR: Primary server connected > > 16:11:27 DR: Receive error > > 16:11:27 DR: Failure recovery error (2) > > 16:11:29 DR: Turned off on primary server > > 16:11:29 DR: Cannot connect to secondary server > > 16:11:40 DR: Primary server connected > > 16:11:40 DR: Receive error > > 16:11:40 DR: Failure recovery error (2) > > 16:11:42 DR: Turned off on primary server > > 16:11:42 DR: Cannot connect to secondary server > > 16:11:53 DR: Primary server connected> > > > From the secondary > > 16:11:26 DR: new type = secondary, primary server name =ifmx_mother > > 16:11:26 DR: Trying to connect to primary server ... > > 16:11:32 DR: Secondary server connected > > 16:11:33 DR: Failure recovery from disk in progress ... > > 16:11:33 DR: Failure during start of logical restore (1) > > 16:11:33 DR: Failure recovery error (6) > > 16:11:35 DR: Turned off on secondary server > > 16:11:48 DR: Secondary server connected > > 16:11:49 DR: Failure recovery from disk in progress ... > > 16:11:49 DR: Failure during start of logical restore (1) > > 16:11:49 DR: Failure recovery error (6)> > > > Everything in sqlhosts, onconfig.*servername* is correct as best as I > > can tell. Fortunately, Informix continues to completely fail at > > documenting it's error codes and I am at a loss as to what is causing > > this DR failure. Any thoughts? Anyone else running 9.21 on Linux? Anyone > > else think I should be shot for using this product? > > > > Sent via Deja.com > > http://www.deja.com/ > > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/