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Displaying Information About Replicates

The STATE field can include the following values.

Value Description
Active Specifies that Enterprise Replication captures data from the logical log and transmits it to participants
Definition Failed Indicates that the replication definition failed on a peer server
Inactive Specifies that no database changes are captured, transmitted, or processed
Pending Indicates that a cdr delete replicate command has been issued and the replicate is waiting for acknowledgement from the participants
Quiescent Specifies that no database changes are captured for the replicate or participant
Suspended Specifies that the replicate captures and accumulates database changes but does not transmit any of the captured data

The CONFLICT field can include the following values.

Value Description
Ignore Specifies that the replicate uses the ignore conflict-resolution rule
Timestamp Specifies that the replicate uses the time stamp conflict-resolution rule
Procedure Specifies that the replicate uses an SPL routine as the conflict-resolution rule

The FREQUENCY field can include the following values.

Value Description
immediate Specifies that replication occurs immediately
every hh:mm Specifies that replications occur at intervals (for example, 13:20 specifies every thirteen hours and 20 minutes)
at day.hh:mm Specifies that replications occur at a particular time on a particular day (for example, 15.18:30 specifies on the 15th day of the month at 6:30 P.M.)

The REPLTYPE field can include the following values. If the REPLTYPE is not shown, the replicate is a classic replicate (neither a master or a shadow replicate).

Value Description 
Master
 Indicates that the replicate is defined as a master replicate. 
Shadow
 Indicates that the replicate is a shadow replicate. A shadow replicate can also be a master replicate.

The PARENT REPLICATE field appears only for shadow replicates. It shows the name of the replicate on which the shadow replicate is based.

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