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cdr stats recv

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The cdr stats recv command displays receiver 3parallelism statistics and latency statistics by source node. 3
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Syntax

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Read syntax diagramSkip visual syntax diagram3>>-cdr stats recv--+-------------------------+-----------------><
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3                   '-| Connect Option |------'
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  1. See page Connect Option.
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Usage

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The cdr stats recv command displays the parallelism 3statistics for the receiver, including transaction count, number of pending 3and active transactions, the maximum that have been pending and active, the 3average number of pending and active transactions, and the commit rate. Totals 3and averages are calculated for pending and active transactions for the servers 3listed.

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The Statistics by Source report shows the breakdown of transactions (number 3of inserts, updates, and deletes) and the latest source commit time and target 3apply time per server. The replication latency is the difference between the 3time when the transaction was committed on the source server and the time 3when the same transaction is applied on the target.

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If the Connect option is specified, Enterprise Replication connects to 3the specified remote server and retrieved the statistics from it.

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Examples

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The following output is an example of the cdr stats recv command:

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cdr stats recv
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3Receive Parallelism Statistics
3Server Tot.Txn. Pending Active MaxPnd MaxAct  AvgPnd  AvgAct CommitRt
3   144     11         0      0      3      2    1.27    1.36    0.01
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3Tot Pending:0       Tot Active:0    Avg Pending:0.00    Avg Active:0.00    
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3Avg Commit Rate:0.01   
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3Statistics by Source
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3Server  Repl     Txn   Ins   Del   Upd   Last Target Apply    Last Source Commit 
3144     9371650   11     0     0   220   2005/03/30 09:36:25  2005/03/30 09:36:25  
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