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March 13th, 2008 12:00
Clear Track Table after Replication Manager Completes
I have an SRDF/CE cluster.
I am using Replication Manager to a timefinder/clone
off the R1. This works just fine...
I am concerned because when RM is complete
it is maintaining a changed track table (sddf) to do
an incremental replication in the future.
I believe this will prevent the cluster from failing over since it
will no longer be able to maintain the changed tracks if the cluster
should try to failover.
Normally using symclone, I would issue a "symclone term" to wipe out
the track table. I realize this will cause a full replication but I do not want
to inhibit cluster failover.
How do you make RM wipe out the track table?
Thanks...
Chris
I am using Replication Manager to a timefinder/clone
off the R1. This works just fine...
I am concerned because when RM is complete
it is maintaining a changed track table (sddf) to do
an incremental replication in the future.
I believe this will prevent the cluster from failing over since it
will no longer be able to maintain the changed tracks if the cluster
should try to failover.
Normally using symclone, I would issue a "symclone term" to wipe out
the track table. I realize this will cause a full replication but I do not want
to inhibit cluster failover.
How do you make RM wipe out the track table?
Thanks...
Chris
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JamesBEMC
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March 25th, 2008 12:00
You could use a post-replication script to force your symclone terminate's after the replication completes. I would not expect the track table to block an RDF failover. Have you see contary in testing?
James