Performing Direct Synchronization

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Performing 4Direct Synchronization

Direct synchronization replicates every row in the specified replicate 4or replicate set from the reference server to all the specified target servers.

To perform direct synchronization, use the cdr sync replicate or cdr sync replicateset command.

You can synchronize a single replicate or a replicate set. When you synchronize 4a replicate set, Enterprise Replication synchronizes tables in an order that 4preserves referential integrity constraints (for example, child tables are 4synchronized after parent tables).

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Important:

Running direct synchronization can 4consume a large amount of space in your log files. Ensure you have sufficient 4space before running this command.

The following restrictions apply to performing direct synchronization:

The Enterprise Replication network connection must be active between the 4Connect server, reference server and the target servers while performing direct 4synchronization.

The replicate must not be in a suspended or stopped state during direct 4synchronization.

The replicate must not be set up for time based replication.

If direct synchronization cannot repair a row, the inconsistent row is 4recorded in an ATS or RIS file. For more information, see Repairing Failed Transactions with ATS and RIS Files.