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Peter Langseth — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
Hi
I am trying to set up an Enterprise Replication on an IDS 10.0 UC5 with
tables using clobs and blobs.
Everything is working fine including the "cdr check replicate -c server
-m master -r repl target" commands, but when I add the -R option to get
the inconsistencies repaired the cdr check returns the following error:
[informix@fjalar check]$ cdr check replicate -c g_galar -m g_fjalar -r
cw_pub_artikel g_galar -R
------ Statistics for cw_pub_artikel ------
ERROR Code -937 Isam 0 File replcheck.ec Line 4327
performDelete
User Defined Routine error.
Does anyone know what could be wrong?
Kind Regards
Peter Langseth
↪ replying to Peter Langseth
Madison Pruet — — source: Usenet: comp.databases.informix
Peter Langseth wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am trying to set up an Enterprise Replication on an IDS 10.0 UC5 with
> tables using clobs and blobs.
>
> Everything is working fine including the "cdr check replicate -c server
> -m master -r repl target" commands, but when I add the -R option to get
> the inconsistencies repaired the cdr check returns the following error:
>
> [informix@fjalar check]$ cdr check replicate -c g_galar -m g_fjalar -r
> cw_pub_artikel g_galar -R
Are there any additional messages in the message log file. This
basically means that there was some problem with the UDR, but I don't
really understand why that would be the case if we were deleting extra
rows from the target at the time.
M.P.
> ------ Statistics for cw_pub_artikel ------
> ERROR Code -937 Isam 0 File replcheck.ec Line 4327
> performDelete
>
> User Defined Routine error.
>
> Does anyone know what could be wrong?
>
> Kind Regards
> Peter Langseth
>
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