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Starting a Replicate

When you define a replicate, the replicate does not begin until you explicitly change its state to active. When a replicate is active, Enterprise Replication captures data from the logical log and transmits it to the participants.

Important:
You cannot start replicates that have no participants.

To change the replicate state to active, use the cdr start replicate command. For example, to start the replicate sales_data on the servers server1 and server23, enter:

 sales_data server1 server23

This command causes server1 and server23 to start sending data for the sales_data replicate.

If you omit the server names, this command starts the replicate on all servers that are included in that replicate.

When you start a replicate, you can choose to perform an initial data synchronization, as described in Initially Synchronizing Data Among Database Servers.

Warning:
Run the cdr start replicatecommand on an idle system (no transactions are occurring) or use the BEGIN WORK WITHOUT REPLICATION statement until after you successfully start the replicate.

If a replicate belongs to an exclusive replicate set, you must start the replicate set to which the replicate belongs. For more information, see Starting a Replicate.

For more information, see cdr start replicate.

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