Re: DRTIMEOUT
emaus wrote:
> Hi all:
> Between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. on the ultumos 4 days, the archivo.log records
> the same type of event, doing some chunks that are put down mode.
>
> 06:36:47 Rollforward of log record failed. iserrno = 101
> 06:36:47 Log Record: log = 33258, pos = 0x18cc048, type =
> OLDRSAM:HUPDATE(73), trans = 148>
> Help if the parameter DRTIMEOUT = 70 it rose to DRTIMEOUT = 300
>
> Thank you very much for the attention
>
> PD:
>
> Informix 10.00FC6 in HDR
> RedHat AS 64 bits
> Primary is the 2000 km of secondary and is connected by the Internet 1MB
>
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Hi,
I have some trouble understanding what you wrote. ISAM error 101 is:
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ISAM error: file is not open.
The program attempted to use an unopened file, table, partition, tablespace, or
other storage object, or one of these whose access mode did not support the
requested operation (for example, an attempt to write to a file that was opened
in read-only mode).
If the error recurs, refer to the information on trapping errors in your
Administrator's Guide or Reference for additional diagnostics. Contact IBM
Technical Support with the diagnostic information.
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I'm not sure if you're having down chunks on the secondary server. That would
justify the ISAM error 101.
The secondary receives the logical logs. If while applying them, they refer to
chunks that were put offline, you'll see those errors.
I also don't understand the purpose of raising the DRTIMEOUT. It will allow for
bigger delays between the primary and secondary, but in an HDR environment it
can also increase the primary checkpoint time. And it should not help against
the offline chunks.
If you prefer you can try to write in Spanish... I'll do my best ;)
Regards
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Fernando Nunes
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