Listing All Enterprise Replication Servers

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Listing All Enterprise Replication Servers

When no server-group name is given, the cdr list server command lists all database server groups that are visible to the current replication server.

In hierarchical topology, leaf servers only have information about their parent database servers in the Enterprise Replication domain. Therefore, when cdr list server is executed against a leaf server, it displays incomplete information about the other database servers.

The following example shows possible output for the cdr list server command:

SERVER         ID STATE    STATUS     QUEUE CONNECTION CHANGED
--------------------------------------------------------------
g_newyork      1 Active   Local      0
g_portland     2 Active   Connected  0     Mar 19 13:48:44
g_sanfrancisco 3 Active   Connected  0     Mar 19 13:48:40

The SERVER and ID Columns

The SERVER and ID columns display the name and unique identifier of the Enterprise Replication server group.

The STATE Column

The STATE column can have the following values.

`Active`	Indicates that the server is active and replicating data
`Deleted`	Indicates that the server has been deleted and that it is not capturing or delivering data and the queues are being drained
`Quiescent`	Indicates that the server is in the process of being defined
`Suspended`	Indicates that delivery of replication data to the server is suspended

The STATUS Column

The STATUS column can have the following values.

`Connected`	Indicates that the server connection is up
`Connecting`	Indicates that the server is attempting to connect
`Disconnect`	Indicates that the server connection is down in response to an explicit disconnect
`Dropped`	Indicates that the server connection is down due to a network error because the server is unavailable
`Error`	Indicates that an error has occurred (check the log and contact customer support, if necessary)
`Local`	Identifies that this server is the local server as opposed to a remote server
`Timeout`	Indicates that the connection is down due to an idle time-out

The QUEUE Column

The QUEUE column displays the size of the queue for the server group.

The CONNECTION CHANGED Column

The CONNECTION CHANGED column displays the most recent time that the status of the server connection was changed.