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Challenger212 Abderrafi set DELAY_APPLY on an RSS server (Informix 11.70, Windows 2008 R2) but applied logs stayed in the staging directory. Madison Pruet said old staged logs are removed when the next log is processed; Benjamin Thompson said the last few normally linger for minutes. Abderrafi said it did not work for him, with three logs persisting. Unresolved.
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Hi, since a problem today with Primary server wich are propagated to RSS
server, I decide to apply the DELAY_APPKLY on my RSS server, I put for the
test perpuse 5S, but the problem is the logs in the staging directory are not
removed after apply those logs, is there any way to remove it by informix, or
should I put a script to remove manually ?
Informix 11.70 installed on Windows 2008 R2
thanks
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Madison Pruet — — source: IIUG Forums & Mailing Lists
The old log staging files should be removed when the next log file is being
processed.
Madison Pruet
Retired and Loving it
On Monday, December 26, 2016 3:33 PM, CHALLENGER212 ABDERRAFI
<abderrafi212@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi, since a problem today with Primary server wich are propagated to RSS
server, I decide to apply the DELAY_APPKLY on my RSS server, I put for the
test perpuse 5S, but the problem is the logs in the staging directory are not
removed after apply those logs, is there any way to remove it by informix, or
should I put a script to remove manually ?
Informix 11.70 installed on Windows 2008 R2
thanks
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Hi, I have force a switch to the next log by onmode -l on the primary server,
but on secondary onstat -m tell me that the log is completed, but the old log
is still in the directory, now I have 3 logs in the directory.
Log 1 wich is completed
Log 2 wich is completed
Log 3 wich is the current log
So , whats wrong ????
I think the normal behaviour is for the the last few logs to remain in the
staging directory for up to several minutes after being applied.
I've just checked one of our servers and the last four logs are staged in
there, the oldest three have of which been applied. Moments later and the
server has deleted them.
Are your logs persisting?
Ben.
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