cdr modify server

                      .-----------------------------.
                      V                             |
>>-cdr modify server----+-------------------------+-+----------->
                        |                    (1)  |
                        +-| Connect Option |------+
                        +- --idle=timeout---------+
                        +- --mode--+-P-+----------+
                        |          '-R-'          |
                        +- --ats=ats_dir----------+
                        '- --ris=ris_dir----------'
 
>--server_group------------------------------------------------><

Notes:

See page Connect Option.

Element	Purpose	Restrictions	Syntax
server_group	Name of a database server group to modify	The database server group must be defined in Enterprise Replication.
timeout	Idle time-out for this server	Must be an integer number of minutes. 0 indicates no time-out. The maximum value is 32,767.	Integer.
ats_dir	Name of Aborted Transaction Spooling directory	Must be a full pathname. The path for the directory can be no longer than 256 bytes.	Follows naming conventions on your operating system.
ris_dir	Name of the Row Information Spooling directory	Must be a full pathname. The path for the directory can be no longer than 256 bytes.	Follows naming conventions on your operating system.

Usage

The cdr modify server command modifies the replication server server_group.

The following table describes the options to cdr modify server.

Long Form	Short Form	Meaning
--ats	-A	Activates aborted-transaction spooling for replicate transactions that fail to be applied to the target database. For more information, see Monitoring and Troubleshooting Enterprise Replication.
--idle	-i	Causes an inactive connection to be terminated after timeout minutes. If time-out is 0, the connection does not time out. The default value is 0.
--mode	-m	Changes the mode of all replicates using this server to primary (P) or to receive-only (R).
--ris	-R	Activates row-information spooling for replicate-row data that fails conflict resolution or encounters replication-order problems. For more information, see Monitoring and Troubleshooting Enterprise Replication.

Examples

The following example connects to the database server paris and modifies the idle time-out of server group g_rome to 10 minutes. ATS files go into the directory /cdr/atsdir.

cdr modify server -c paris -i 10 -A /cdr/atsdir g_rome

The following example connects to the default database server and sets the modes of all participants on g_geometrix to primary:

cdr mod ser -m P g_geometrix

cdr modify server

Syntax

Usage

Examples

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