Set Data-Replication Types

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Set Data-Replication Types

Set Data-Replication Types:
 
|-- -d--+-standard--------------------+-------------------------|
        '-+-primary---+--dbservername-'
          '-secondary-'

Element	Purpose	Key Considerations
-d	Used to set the High-Availability Data-Replication type, either standard, primary, or secondary, as the following sections describe	Restrictions: You can use the -d primary and -d secondary options only when the database server is in quiescent mode. You can use the -d standard option when the database server is in quiescent, online, or read-only mode.
dbservername	Identifies the database server name of the primary or secondary database server	Restrictions: The dbservername argument must correspond to the DBSERVERNAME parameter in the ONCONFIG file of the intended secondary database server. It should not correspond to one of the database servers that the DBSERVERALIASES parameter specifies. Additional Information: The dbservername argument of the other database server in the data-replication pair and the type of a database server (standard, primary, or secondary) is preserved after reinitialization of shared memory. References: For more information, see range of values for the DBSERVERNAME configuration parameter in DBSERVERNAME.

Element

Purpose

Key Considerations

-d

Used to set the High-Availability Data-Replication type, either standard, primary, or secondary, as the following sections describe

Restrictions: You can use the -d primary and -d secondary options only when the database server is in quiescent mode. You can use the -d standard option when the database server is in quiescent, online, or read-only mode.

dbservername

Identifies the database server name of the primary or secondary database server

Restrictions: The dbservername argument must correspond to the DBSERVERNAME parameter in the ONCONFIG file of the intended secondary database server. It should not correspond to one of the database servers that the DBSERVERALIASES parameter specifies.

Additional Information: The dbservername argument of the other database server in the data-replication pair and the type of a database server (standard, primary, or secondary) is preserved after reinitialization of shared memory.

References: For more information, see range of values for the DBSERVERNAME configuration parameter in DBSERVERNAME.