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Incr. Replication
We are bringing our SAP servers offline and replicating it to a new server to be later used as production server. This would be around 700 GB of data.
After three days, we would need to apply the changes made during these three days. What we have planned is to again bring the SAP server offline and do incremental replication.
Would this be a good strategy though it is for one time use only?
Would the final data I get be consistent enough to be reliable or you suggest any other means of replicating the incremental data?
After three days, we would need to apply the changes made during these three days. What we have planned is to again bring the SAP server offline and do incremental replication.
Would this be a good strategy though it is for one time use only?
Would the final data I get be consistent enough to be reliable or you suggest any other means of replicating the incremental data?
tribicic
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April 4th, 2007 07:00
amediratta
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April 4th, 2007 09:00
We had a bad experience with one Lotus online replication when it started creating many $ files.
But if it is offline now, we replicate it to new server. Back online & use for a couple of day. Bring offline and replicate again, would the data be still consistent.
dramjass
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April 12th, 2007 07:00
RepliStor 6.x ahndles open DB's with no issues. This is a proven solution with Exchange, SQL, and Oracle. One thing to keep in mind is that ReplIStor has never been qualified with SAP DB's.
OC$ fiels are only created whent he Kernel Cache becomse full b/c it is tracking the real-time I/O occurring on the Spec. If you see exponential growth, is it consistent with the DB changes also occurring?