Command-Line Changes

This release includes the following new commands for the command-line interface:

• The cdr define template and cdr realize template commands to define and implement replication using a template. The cdr list template and cdr delete template commands to view and clean up templates.
• The cdr define repair and cdr start repair commands to create and run a repair job to resynchronize your replicated data. The cdr stop repair command to halt a running repair job. The cdr list repair and cdr delete repair commands to view and clean up repair jobs.
• The cdr repair command to make repairs using ATS or RIS files.
• The cdr remaster command to redefine a master replicate, and the cdr swap shadow command to switch a replicate with its shadow replicate during manual remastering.
• The cdr alter command to place tables in alter mode.
• The cdr cleanstart command to start an Enterprise Replication server with empty queues.
• 3The cdr stats rqm and cdr stats recv commands to view statistics about replication.
• 4The cdr check replicate and cdr check replicateset commands to check consistency within replicates 4and optionally repair inconsistent rows.
• 4The cdr sync replicate and cdr sync replicateset command to perform direct synchronization between 4a reference server and one or more target servers.

This release includes the following new options for commands in the command-line interface:

• The options --syncdatasource and --extratargetrows for the command. These options allow you to perform an initial synchronization of data when you start a new replicate, or when you add a new participant to an existing replicate.
• The master replicate options --master, --empty, --name, --verify, and --autocreate for the cdr define replicate command.
• The shadow replicate option --mirrors for the cdr define replicate command.
• A brief option for the cdr list replicate command to display a summary of participants for all replicates.

For more information on these commands and their options, see Appendix A. Command-Line Utility Reference.