>>-cdr swap shadow--+-------------------------+----------------->
| (1) |
'-| Connect Option |------'
>-- --primaryname=repl_name-- --primaryid=repl_ID--------------->
>-- --shadowname=shadow_name-- --shadowid=shadow_ID------------><
Notes:
- See page Connect Option.
| Element |
Purpose |
Restrictions |
Syntax |
| repl_name |
Name of the primary replicate |
The primary replicate participant attributes state, type
(P or R), and table owner (O or I) must match the shadow replicate
participant attributes. See Participant for
information about the P, R, O and I options. |
Long Identifiers |
| repl_ID |
Internal Enterprise Replication identification code for
the primary replicate |
|
|
| shadow_name |
Name of the shadow replicate |
The shadow replicate state must match the primary replicate
state.
Shadow replicate participants must match the primary replicate
participants. |
Long Identifiers |
| shadow_ID |
Internal Enterprise Replication identification code for
the shadow replicate |
|
|
The following table describes
the cdr swap shadow options.
| Long Form |
Short Form |
Meaning |
| --primaryname |
-p |
Specifies the name of the primary replicate |
| --primaryid |
-P |
Specifies the ID of the primary replicate |
| --shadowname |
-s |
Specifies the name of the shadow replicate |
| --shadowid |
-S |
Specifies the ID of the shadow replicate |
Use the cdr swap shadow command to switch a replicate
with its shadow replicate as the last step in manually remastering a replicate
that was created with the --name=n option. You create
a shadow replicate using the cdr define replicate command
with the --mirrors option. For more information on manual
remastering, see Remastering a Replicate.
Use the onstat -g cat repls command to obtain the repl_ID and shadow_ID. Alternatively,
you can query the syscdrrepl view in the sysmaster database.