Adabas Online System (AOS) includes several other features that support Event Replicator for Adabas. Presentation of AOS is different depending on whether the database is an Event Replicator Server (Replication) database or a standard Adabas database and depending on whether or not replication is turned on for an Adabas database. An Event Replicator Server is one for which the REPTOR parameter of ADADEF DEFINE is set to YES (REPTOR=YES).
Notes:
This document covers the following topics:
The only change that appears on the AOS Main Menu when an Event Replicator Server is selected, is the addition of the word "Replicator" on the upper left side of the screen. If a standard Adabas database is selected, no word is shown. Here is the Main Menu for a standard Adabas database.
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- Main Menu - PMAIN02
Code Basic Services Code Other Services
---- ---------------------- ---- ---------------------
A Session monitoring 1 Adabas Cache Facility
C Checkpoint maintenance 2 Delta Save Facility
F File maintenance 3 Trigger Maintenance
M Database maintenance 4 AOS Security
O Session opercoms 5 Transaction Manager
R Database report 6 Adabas Statistics
S Space calculation 7 Vista
? Help 8 Fastpath
. Exit 9 SAF Security
---- ---------------------- ---- ---------------------
Code ....... _
Database ... 1955 (WIS1955)
MENU04 : - Session Monitoring - Function interrupted
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
Help Exit |
Here is the Main Menu for an Event Replicator Server:
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Replicator - Main Menu - PMAIN02
Code Basic Services Code Other Services
---- ---------------------- ---- ---------------------
A Session monitoring 1 Adabas Cache Facility
C Checkpoint maintenance 2 Delta Save Facility
F File maintenance 3 Trigger Maintenance
M Database maintenance 4 AOS Security
O Session opercoms 5 Transaction Manager
R Database report 6 Adabas Statistics
S Space calculation 7 Vista
? Help 8 Fastpath
. Exit 9 SAF Security
---- ---------------------- ---- ---------------------
Code ....... _
Database ... 1234 (WIS1234)
MENU04 : - Session Monitoring - Function interrupted
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
Help Exit |
The Display Parameters screen consists of a series of screens that display general database parameters. The final screen displays parameters related to replication.
If a standard Adabas database is selected and replication is turned on for the database, the last screen of the Display Parameters series of screens displays parameters information related the replication of the Adabas database.
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DBID 1955 - Display Parameters - PACPD22
---- Replication Parameters -------
Replication .......... YES
RPWARNPercent ........ 0
RPWARNINCrement ...... 10
RPWARNINTerval ....... 60
RPWARNMessagelimit ... 5
RPCONNECTCount ....... 0
RPCONNECTInterval .... 0
RPLSORT .............. YES
LRPL ................. 100000
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If an Event Replicator Server is selected, the last screen of the Display Parameters series of screens displays parameter information for the Event Replicator Server database used during replication.
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DBID 1234 - Display Parameters - PACPD22
------- Reptor Parameters -------
RPLParms ............. File
RPWARNPercent ........ 0
RPWARNINCrement ...... 10
RPWARNINTerval ....... 60
RPWARNMessagelimit ... 5
RPCONNECTCount ....... 0
RPCONNECTInterval .... 0
LRPL ................. 25000000
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The Display General DB-Layout screen consists of a series of screens that display general database information. These screens vary slightly, depending on whether an Event Replicator Server or a standard Adabas database is selected.
If an Event Replicator Server is selected, the first screen of the Display General DB-Layout series of screens indicates whether this is an Event Replicator Server. This information appears in the Replicator Facility field on the first screen:
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DBID 1234 - Display General DB-Layout - PDRG012
Database Name ............ WIS1234
Database Number .......... 1234
Database Version ......... ?
Database Load Date ....... 2008-08-25 11:48:38
System Files ............. 19 , 0 , 0 , 89 , 30 , 0 , 0
Maximum Number of Files .. 100
Number of Files Loaded ... 3
Highest File Loaded ...... 89
Size of RABN ............. 3 Bytes
Current Log Tape Number .. 563
Delta Save Facility ...... Inactive Replicator Facility ...... Yes
Recovery Aid Facility .... Inactive
Universal Encoding Sup. .. Inactive
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
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If a standard Adabas database is selected and replication is not started, the first screen of the Display General DB-Layout series of screens does not include the Replication Facility field on the first screen. If replication is started, the first screen looks the same as if an Event Replicator Server database is selected. The following is an example of a standard Adabas database without replication started.
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DBID 1955 - Display General DB-Layout - PDRG012
Database Name ............ WIS1955
Database Number .......... 1955
Database Version ......... ?
Database Load Date ....... 2010-12-14 11:29:33
System Files ............. 19 , 2 , 10 , 0 , 0 , 0 , 0
Maximum Number of Files .. 1000
Number of Files Loaded ... 31
Highest File Loaded ...... 400
Trigger File Number ...... 10
Size of RABN ............. 3 Bytes
Current Log Tape Number .. 332
Delta Save Facility ...... Inactive
Recovery Aid Facility .... Inactive
Universal Encoding Sup. .. Inactive
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
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The Display File Layout screen consists of a series of screens that display general file information. These screens vary slightly, depending on whether replication has been turned on for a standard Adabas database file.
If an Event Replicator Server file is selected, the screens are unchanged and remain as described in the AOS documentation.
If a standard Adabas database file is selected and if replication has not been turned on for the Adabas database file, the screens are unchanged and remain as described in the AOS documentation.
However, if a standard Adabas database file is selected and replication has been turned on for the database file, the first screen of the Display File Layout series of screens includes the field Replication with a value of "Yes".
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DBID 1955 - Display File Layout - PDRF043
****************
* File 1 * EMPLOYEES
****************
Records loaded ..... 1107 Date loaded .......... 2009-02-17 19:07:58
TOP ISN ............ 1107 Date of last update .. 2012-04-20 10:22:03
Max ISN expected ... 1695 Max Compr Rec Lngth .. 5060
Minimum ISN ........ 1 Asso/Data Padding .... 10%/10%
Size of ISN ........ 3 Bytes Highest Index Level .. 3
Number of Updates .. 188 RPLUPDATEONLY. No
ISN Reusage ........ Yes USERISN ...... No PGMREFRESH ..... No
Space Reusage ...... Yes MIXDSDEV ..... No NOACEXTENSION .. No
ADAM File .......... No Spanned rec .. No MU/PE indices .. 1
Ciphered File ...... No Replication .. Yes Privileged Use . No
Coupled Files ...... None
Blk per DS Extent .. 0
Blk per UI Extent .. 0 Total Changed Blks ... 124
Blk per NI Extent .. 0 Multi Client File .... 0
Press Enter to display more information
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
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In addition, if replication has been turned on and you press the Enter key on the first screen of the Display File Layout series of screens, the following additional Display File Layout screen appears. If replication is not turned on for the file, this screen does not appear.
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DBID 1955 - Display File Layout - PDRF043
Target Replicator ID ........... 1234
Primary Key .................
Replicate UPD before image .. Yes
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
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The remaining Display File Layout screens appear as described in the existing AOS documentation.
The following table describes the replication information displayed on this screen. These parameters can be changed on the Modify File Parameters screen:
| Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Primary Key | The primary key of the records to be replicated. |
| Replicate UPD before image | Indicates whether or not before images of data storage are collected for replication during the update of a record on a file. |
| Target Replicator ID | The database ID of the Event Replicator Server to be used for replication. |
The Modify File Parameters screen allows you to modify file parameters for a file in an Adabas database. This screen varies slightly, depending on whether the database in which the file resides is an Event Replicator Server or a standard Adabas database.
If an Event Replicator Server file is selected, the classic Modify File Parameters screen appears, as described in the AOS documentation. There are no changes to the fields shown on the screen or to the number of screens available.
If a standard Adabas database file is selected, the Replication field appears. In addition, if replication has been turned on for the file, the PF6 key is activated:
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DBID 1955 - Modify File Parameters - PFLM022
File No. ... 1
File Name .. EMPLOYEES in Parallel ....... YES
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ASSO PFAC ......... 10 Max. UI Blks per extent .. 0
DATA PFAC ......... 10 Max. NI Blks per extent .. 0
Max. RECL ......... 5060 Max. DS Blks per extent .. 0
ISN Reuse ................ ON_
New File Name ..... EMPLOYEES_______ with RESET ........ ___
New File No. ...... 1 DS Reuse ................. ON_
User ISN .......... OFF with RESET ........ ___
File Password ..... Mixed DS Device .......... OFF
Filereadonly ...... OFF Program Refresh .......... OFF
Spanned Records ... OFF Max occur system fields .. 0
MU/PE indices ..... 1 Replication .............. ON
Reptor update only. OFF
AlphaNum Encoding . 0
WideChar Encoding . 0
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6------ PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
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If you press the PF6 key, the following pop-up File Replication Parameters screen appears on which you can specify additional information for the replicated file. (This pop-up screen also appears if you change the Replication field to "ON" when it was set "OFF" before):
- File Replication Parameters -
*****************
* File 1 *
*****************
Target replicator ID .......... 1234_
Primary key for replication ...
Replicate UPD before image .... YES
in Parallel ................... NO_
PF3---
Cancel |
You can control replication for an Adabas file using the Modify File Parameters screen as well as this pop-up screen. For more information, read Controlling Replication of an Adabas Database File.
The High Water Marks screen displays the maximum percent of use of selected pools and queues in the current session, and the date and time when the high point was reached. This screen varies slightly, depending on whether the current database is an Event Replicator Server or a standard Adabas database.
If an Event Replicator Server is selected, the classic High Water Marks screen appears, as described in the AOS documentation. There are no changes to the fields shown on the screen.
If the database is a standard Adabas database, statistics for Replication are shown on the second page of the High Water Marks screens:
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DBID 1957 - High Water Marks - PACUH12
Pool / Queue I Size I Used I %Used I Date Time I
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Attached Buffer(NAB) I 409600 I 49152 I 12.0 I I
Command Queue (NC) I 38400 I 384 I 1.0 I 2013-04-02 12:54:20 I
Format Pool (LFP) I 150000 I 6112 I 4.0 I 2013-04-03 12:02:12 I
Hold Queue (NH) I 83200 I 0 I 0.0 I 2013-04-03 14:00:29 I
ISN-List Table (LI) I 360000 I 0 I 0.0 I I
Seq. Cmd. Table(LQ) I 20000 I 436 I 2.1 I 2013-04-03 14:03:34 I
User Queue (NU) I 61200 I 1200 I 1.9 I 2013-04-02 12:55:16 I
Unique DE Pool (DUQ) I 50000 I 0 I 0.0 I I
Security Pool (LCP) I 10000 I 0 I 0.0 I I
UQ File List (UQF) I 19584 I 144 I 0.7 I 2013-04-02 12:55:16 I
ATM Trans. IDs (XID) I 0 I 0 I 0.0 I I
Work Pool (LWP) I 1500000 I 36768 I 2.4 I 2013-04-03 14:00:32 I
Redo Pool (LRDP)I 0 I 0 I 0.0 I I
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DBID 1957 - High Water Marks - PACUH12
Pool / Queue I Size I Used I %Used I Date Time I
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Replication (RPL)I 1500000 I 784 I 0.0 I 2013-04-02 12:54:20 I
Work Part 1 (LP)I 1000 I 1 I 0.1 I I
Work Part 2 (LWKP2)I 188 I 2 I 1.0 I 2013-04-03 12:02:12 I
Work Part 3 I 1502 I 0 I 0.0 I I
PLOG Prot buf(NPLOGB)I 1 I 1 I 100.0 I 2013-04-02 08:16:05 I
Work Prt1 Prot bf(NW)I 1 I 1 I 100.0 I 2013-04-02 08:16:05 I
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You can manage replication from the Adabas Online System (AOS). Specifically, you can:
Activate and deactivate Event Replicator definitions
Activate and deactivate Event Replicator Servers and their files
Open and close Event Replicator destination and IQUEUE definitions
Display some of the Event Replicator global parameter settings
Display Event Replicator statistics
Run the Event Replicator RPLCHECK and RPLCLEANUP operator commands.
Access the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem from which you can maintain Event Replicator definitions.
Note:
AOS is not able to modify file parameters for Adabas files
incorporated in Predict. This is because AOS cannot modify the FCB of these
files. Error messages are produced when such an attempt is made. We recommend
that you use a supported
version of Predict to make file parameter updates for Adabas files
incorporated in Predict.
This section covers the following topics:
Accessing the Event Replicator Server Definition Management Area
Activating and Deactivating Replication Definitions and Databases
Opening and Closing Event Replicator Destination and IQUEUE Definitions
Displaying Event Replicator Global Format Buffer (GFB) Definitions
You can control replication for an Adabas database file in AOS. Specifically, you can:
turn replication on or off for the file
indicate whether the change requests made in AOS should run simultaneously with any other running Adabas functions that might be modifying the file.
specify the primary key for replication
specify the replication target database ID
indicate whether or not before images are stored when updates occur to the Adabas file.
To control replication for an Adabas database file in AOS:
Make sure the Adabas database ID is selected on any AOS screen.
Access the Modify File Parameters screen, as described in your AOS documentation.
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DBID 1955 - Modify File Parameters - PFLM022
File No. ... 1
File Name .. EMPLOYEES in Parallel ....... YES
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ASSO PFAC ......... 10 Max. UI Blks per extent .. 0
DATA PFAC ......... 10 Max. NI Blks per extent .. 0
Max. RECL ......... 5060 Max. DS Blks per extent .. 0
ISN Reuse ................ ON_
New File Name ..... EMPLOYEES_______ with RESET ........ ___
New File No. ...... 1 DS Reuse ................. ON_
User ISN .......... OFF with RESET ........ ___
File Password ..... Mixed DS Device .......... OFF
Filereadonly ...... OFF Program Refresh .......... OFF
Spanned Records ... OFF Max occur system fields .. 0
MU/PE indices ..... 1 Replication .............. OFF
Reptor update only. OFF
AlphaNum Encoding . 0
WideChar Encoding . 0
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6------ PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
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Use the Replication field to turn replication for the file "ON" and "OFF".
Optionally, use the in Parallel field to indicate whether this change request (to turn replication processing on or off) should run simultaneously with any other running Adabas functions that might be modifying the file. Specify "YES" to force this change request and other running Adabas functions to be processed simultaneously. If you specify "NO", Adabas tries to complete this replication change request, but may reject it if other running Adabas functions against the file conflict with it.
Note:
File integrity is always maintained. However, if you
specify "YES", the functions that are executing against
the file may experience difficulty. Make sure you are aware of the impact on
your environment and the consequences of performing your selected functions
against a file while using the in Parallel=YES
option.
The in Parallel field is always set to "NO" unless you manually change it. When you do change it, the "YES" setting is only used for the current replication change request. When you return to this screen, this field will be set back to "NO".
Press the PF6 key to review and change additional information for the replicated file.
The following pop-up File Replication Parameters screen appears (this pop-up screen also appears if you change the Replication field to "ON" when it was set "OFF" before):
- File Replication Parameters -
*****************
* File 1 *
*****************
Target replicator ID .......... 1234_
Primary key for replication ...
Replicate UPD before image .... YES
in Parallel ................... NO_
PF3---
Cancel |
Fill in the fields on this pop-up screen, as described in the following table:
| Field Name | Specify |
|---|---|
| in Parallel | Whether this change request
(specified by any of the other fields on this screen) should run simultaneously
with any other running Adabas functions that might be modifying the file.
Specify "YES" to force this change request and other
running Adabas functions to be processed simultaneously. If you specify
"NO", Adabas tries to complete this replication change
request, but may reject it if other running Adabas functions against the file
conflict with it.
Note: This field is always set to "NO" unless you manually change it. When you do change it, the "YES" setting is only used for the current replication change request. When you return to this screen, this field will be set back to "NO". |
| Primary key for replication | The primary key of the records to
be replicated. The field name specified must be a descriptor on the file. Note
that descriptor in this case is used generically, as the field may be
a descriptor, subdescriptor, superdescriptor, etc. This is the equivalent of
specifying the KEY parameter for the
ADADBS REPLICATION
function.
If the primary key is left blank (or set to blanks), it is the equivalent of specifying the NOKEY parameter for the ADADBS REPLICATION function. For more information about how the primary key is used, read Adabas Nucleus Detail Processing. |
| Replicate UPD before image | Indicates whether or not before
images of data storage are collected for replication during the update of a
record on a file. This is the equivalent of specifying the
DSBI parameter for the
ADADBS REPLICATION
function.
For more information about this processing, read Nucleus Processing. |
| Target replicator ID | The database ID of the Event Replicator Server to be used for replication. This is the equivalent of specifying the TARGET parameter for the ADADBS REPLICATION function. |
After making all modifications to the Modify File Parameters and File Replication Parameters screens, pressing Enter will save your modifications and return you to the prior menu.
To manage Replication definitions from AOS, you must first access the Event Replicator Server definition management area of AOS.
To access the Event Replicator Server definition management area of AOS:
Make sure an Event Replicator Server ID is selected on any AOS screen.
Navigate to the Session Monitoring screen.
Select (option V) on the command line of the Session Monitoring screen.
The Replicator Management screen appears.
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Replicator 1234 - Replicator Management - PRPT002
Code Service
---- --------------------------
A Activate/deact/open/close
D Display Reptor definitions
F Display Reptor statistics
H Perform RPLCheck
L Perform RPLCleanup
P Perform RPLRefresh
R Parameter subsystem
? Help
. Exit
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Code ......... _
Database ID .. 1234 (WIS1234)
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
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You can activate and deactivate subscription and destination definitions for your Event Replicator Server. You can also activate and deactivate the database itself or individual files within the database.
 |
Warning: Be careful when you activate and deactivate replication definitions and databases, especially if replication is ongoing at the time. Whenever you activate or deactivate definitions or databases, you run the risk of altering what data is replicated and how that replication occurs. If the Event Replicator Server receives data from an Adabas database for which it has no active definitions, replication simply does not occur. |
To get started activating and deactivating replication
definitions and databases:
Select "A" on the Replicator Management screen.
The Replicator Activate/Deact/Open/Close screen appears.
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Replicator 1234 - Replicator Activate/Deact/Open/Close - PRPT002
Code Service Code Service
---- --------------------- ---- -----------------------
B Activate Subscription R Deactivate Subscription
D Activate Destination S Deactivate Destination
F Activate DBID/File U Deactivate DBID/File
I Activate DBID X Deactivate DBID
K Open Destination Y Close Destination
O Open Iqueue Z Close Iqueue
? Help . Exit
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Code ........... _
Subscription ... ________
Destination .... ________
Iqueue ......... ________
Database ID .... _____
File ........... ____
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
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This section describes:
To activate subscription or destination definitions:
On the Replicator Activate/Deact/Open/Close screen, tab to the Subscription field and specify the name of a valid, inactive, subscription definition.
Or:
Tab to the Destination field and
specify the name of a valid, inactive, destination definition.
Tab to the Code field and type either a "B" to activate the subscription or a "D" to activate the destination (depending on which kind of definition you named in Step 1).
Press ENTER.
The specified definition is activated for use.
To deactivate subscription or destination definitions:
On the Replicator Activate/Deact/Open/Close screen, tab to the Subscription field and specify the name of a valid, activated, subscription definition.
Or:
Tab to the Destination field and
specify the name of a valid, activated, destination definition.
Tab to the Code field and type either an "R" to deactivate the subscription or an "S" to deactivate the destination (depending on which kind of definition you named in Step 1).
Press ENTER.
The specified definition is deactivated and cannot be used until it is activated again.
To activate Event Replicator Servers or a file within a selected
Event Replicator Server:
On the Replicator Activate/Deact/Open/Close screen, tab to the Database ID field and specify the valid database ID of an inactive Event Replicator Server.
Optionally, tab to the File field and specify the number of a valid, inactive, file within the Event Replicator Server identified in Step 1.
Tab to the Code field and type either a "F" to activate a file within a the database (if you specified a file number in Step 2) or an "I" to activate the entire database.
Press ENTER.
The specified Event Replicator Server and file are activated for use.
Note:
If no specific file is selected in the
File field, all deactivated files that are known
to the selected Event Replicator Server are activated.
To deactivate Event Replicator Servers or a file within a selected
Event Replicator Server:
On the Replicator Activate/Deact/Open/Close screen, tab to the Database ID field and specify the valid database ID of an active Event Replicator Server.
Optionally, tab to the File field and specify the number of a valid, active, file within the Event Replicator Server identified in Step 1.
Tab to the Code field and type either a "U" to deactivate a file within a the database (if you specified a file number in Step 2) or an "X" to deactivate the entire database.
Press ENTER.
The specified Event Replicator Server and file are deactivated and cannot be used until it is activated again.
Note:
If no specific file is selected in the
File field, all activated files that are known to
the selected Event Replicator Server are deactivated.
You can open and close destination and IQUEUE definitions for your Event Replicator database.
To get started activating and deactivating replication
definitions and databases:
Select "A" on the Replicator Management screen.
The Replicator Activate/Deact/Open/Close screen appears.
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Replicator 1234 - Replicator Activate/Deact/Open/Close - PRPT002
Code Service Code Service
---- --------------------- ---- -----------------------
B Activate Subscription R Deactivate Subscription
D Activate Destination S Deactivate Destination
F Activate DBID/File U Deactivate DBID/File
I Activate DBID X Deactivate DBID
K Open Destination Y Close Destination
O Open Iqueue Z Close Iqueue
? Help . Exit
---- --------------------- ---- -----------------------
Code ........... _
Subscription ... ________
Destination .... ________
Iqueue ......... ________
Database ID .... _____
File ........... ____
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
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This section describes:
To open or close destination definitions:
On the Replicator Activate/Deact/Open/Close screen, tab to the Destination field and specify the name of a valid, inactive, destination definition.
Tab to the Code field and type either a "K" to open the destination or a "Y" to close the destination (depending on what you want to do).
Press ENTER.
The specified destination definition is either opened or closed, as requested.
To open or close IQUEUE definitions:
On the Replicator Activate/Deact/Open/Close screen, tab to the Iqueue field and specify the name of a valid IQUEUE definition.
Tab to the Code field and type either a "O" to open the IQUEUE definition or a "Z" to close the IQUEUE definition (depending on what you want to do).
Press ENTER.
The specified IQUEUE definition is either opened or closed, as requested.
You can review some of the Event Replicator global values set in the Replicator system file using the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem screens.
Note:
You can review these settings; you cannot change them here. You
must use the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem to modify them.
To display Event Replicator global values:
Select "D" on the Replicator Management screen.
The Display Reptor Definitions menu appears.
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Replicator 1234 - Display Reptor Definitions - PRPTD02
Code Service Code Service
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
A Global definitions Q Input queue definitions
D Destination definitions R Resend buffer definitions
G Global format definitions S Subscription definitions
I Initial-state definitions
? Help
. Exit
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
Code ......... _
Database ID .. 1234 (WIS1234)
Select name .. ________
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
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Select "A" on the Display Reptor Definitions screen.
The Global Definitions screen appears.
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Replicator 1234 - Global Definitions - PRPTD02
Global definitions ------------------------- --------------------------------
Number of subtasks ........... 3 Broker name ...... BKIMBTSO
Maximum output msg size ...... 100,000 Verify mode ...... No
Input req. error msg limit ... 10 Rec. PLOG info ... No
Input req.err msg limit time . 60 FB Validation .... None
Max. decompressed rec. size .. 32,767 Retry interval ... 0
MAXVARRECORDSIZE ............. 32,767 Retry count ...... 10
Subtaskwait .................. 10 Loginputtransact . 80
NPADACALLS ................... 3 status of ....... Off
GQFULLDELAY .................. 60 GOpen ............ Yes
STATINTERVAL ................. 0 SLOGACTHRESHOLD .. 70
SLOGCHECKINTERVAL ............ 0 SLOGDSTHRESHOLD .. 70
ASSOTHRESHOLD ................ 80 SLOGNITHRESHOLD .. 70
DATATHRESHOLD ................ 80 SLOGUITHRESHOLD .. 70
Replicator version detected .. 361
Press 'Enter' to see TLOG information
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF6-------- PF7-------- PF12-----
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Replicator 1234 - TLOG Definitions - PRPTD02
TLOG definitions ------------------ -----------------------------------
RPL-pool maximum % ............ 50 Input request rejected ........ 0
RPL-pool restart % ............ 40 Subscription status request ... 0
Transaction input ............. 0 Transaction resend request .... 0
No subscription match ......... 0 Initial-state started ......... 0
Queued for completion ......... 0 Initial-state completed ....... 0
Transaction completion ........ 0 Input request error ........... 0
Input request received ........ 0 Replicator version detected ... 361
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF6-------- PF7-------- PF12-----
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The global values displayed on this screen are summarized in the following table:
| Parameter Name | Displays |
|---|---|
| Broker name | The default EntireX Broker stub name to be used by the Event Replicator Server if no other name is specified. EntireX Broker is a component of webMethods EntireX. |
| FB Validation | The level of format buffer validation
that should occur for subscriptions. Possible values are a blank,
"A", "D",
"None", or "W".
|
| GQFULLDELAY | The number of seconds between retry attempts when resending output transactions to a previously-full webMethods EntireX or MQSeries destination. |
| GOpen | Whether or not destinations with DOPEN=GLOBAL and input queues with IQOPEN=GLOBAL specified in their definitions should be opened at Event Replicator Server startup. |
| Initial-state completed | The level of transaction logging that occurs when an initial-state information request has completed. Possible values are "0" (no logging), "1" (log event and URBS), "2" (log event and URBI, if available), or "3" (log event, URBS, and URBI, if available). |
| Initial-state started | The level of transaction logging that occurs when a user request for initial-state information for a file has started. Possible values are "0" (no logging), "1" (log event and URBS), "2" (log event and URBI), or "3" (log event, URBS, and URBI). |
| Input request error | The level of transaction logging that occurs when a user request is rejected due to an error in carrying out the request. Possible values are "0" (no logging), "1" (log event and URBS), "2" (log event and URBI), or "3" (log event, URBS, and URBI). |
| Input req. error msg limit time | The interval during which the message limit specified by the Input request error message limit field applies. |
| Input request error msg limit | The maximum number of input request error messages issued by Event Replicator Server during the interval set by the Input req. error msg limit time field (also on this screen). |
| Input request received | The level of transaction logging that occurs when a user request has been received. Possible values are "0" (no logging), "1" (log event but no data), or "2" (log event and the entire input buffer before and after translation if appropriate). |
| Input request rejected | The level of transaction logging that occurs when a user request has been received. Possible values are "0" (no logging), "1" (log event but no data), or "2" (log event and the entire input buffer before and after translation if appropriate). |
| Loginputtransact & status of | Whether and when database-related
input transactions are written to the SLOG system file.
If a number appears in the Loginputtransact parameter, it indicates a percentage of the setting of the LRPL parameter. this threshold is exceeded, database-related input transactions will be stored in and processed from the SLOG system file. When the threshold is no longer exceeded and all database-related input transactions have been processed, database-related input transactions from the Adabas nucleus are stored in and processed from the replication pool. The status of parameter indicates whether or not SLOG system file usage is always active for database-related input transactions. When "On" is shown, database-related input transactions from the Adabas nucleus are written to the SLOG system file. When "Off" is shown, the transactions are processed, as usual, using the Event Replicator Server replication pool. |
| Max. decompressed rec. size | The maximum length (in bytes) of any decompressed record that can be processed by the Event Replicator Server. |
| Maximum output message size | The maximum output message size for the Event Replicator for Adabas. |
| MAXVARRECORDSIZE | The maximum length (in bytes) of variable decompressed records that can be processed by the Event Replicator Server. |
| No subscription match | The level of transaction logging that occurs when a transaction is not queued to any subscription in Event Replicator Server. Possible values are "0" (no logging), "1" (log event and input transaction data), "2" (log event, input transaction, and file/record information), or "3" (log event and all available input information for the event). |
| NPADACALLS | The maximum number of parallel Adabas calls that can be made. |
| Number of subtasks | The number of subtasks in Event Replicator Server. |
| Queued for completion | The level of transaction logging that occurs prior to a transaction being assigned to the completion queue. Possible values are "0" (no logging), "1" (log event and input transaction data, "2" (log event, input transaction, and file/record information), or "3" (log event and all input information available for the event). |
| Rec. PLOG info | Whether or not PLOG information is saved in the Replicator system file. Valid values are "Y" (store the information) or "N" (do not store the information). |
| Replicator version detected | The version of the Event Replicator Server detected. |
| Retry count | The default number of times that an attempt to retry opening a destination or input queue is attempted at the interval specified by the Retry interval parameter. |
| Retry interval | The default number of seconds between attempts to retry opening a destination or input queue. |
| RPL-pool maximum % | The maximum percentage of the Event Replicator Server replication pool that can be used for transaction log (TLOG) processing. . |
| RPL-pool restart % | The amount of available Event Replicator Server replication pool storage that must be available before transaction logging (TLOG logging) can restart. |
| Subscription status request | The level of transaction logging that occurs when a user request for status on an Event Replicator Server resource has been processed. Possible values are "0" (no logging), "1" (log event and URBS), "2" (log event and URBI), or "3" (log event, URBS, and URBI). |
| Subtaskwait | The number of seconds the Event Replicator Server will wait for the successful initialization of an input or output subtask. |
| Transaction completion | The level of transaction logging that occurs when a transaction has been fully processed and Adabas has been informed that the transaction was successfully replicated. Possible values are "0" (no logging) or "1" (log event and input transaction data). |
| Transaction input | The level of transaction logging that occurs when a transaction is taken off the input queue and put on the transaction assignment queue. Possible values are "0" (no logging), "1" (log event and input transaction data), "2" (log event, input transaction, and file/ record information), or "3" (log event and all available input information for the event). |
| Transaction resend request | The level of transaction logging that occurs when a user request to retransmit a specific transaction has been processed. Possible values are "0" (no logging), "1" (log event and URBS), "2" (log event and URBI), or "3" (log event, URBS, and URBI). |
| Verify mode | Whether the Event Replicator for Adabas should run in verify (test) mode or not. Possible values are "Y" (run in verify mode) or "N" (do not run in verify mode). |
You can review some of the Event Replicator destination definitions set in the Replicator system file using the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem screens.
Note:
You can review these settings; you cannot change them here. You
must use the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem to modify them.
To display Event Replicator destination definitions:
Select "D" on the Replicator Management screen.
The Display Reptor Definitions menu appears.
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Replicator 1234 - Display Reptor Definitions - PRPTD02
Code Service Code Service
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
A Global definitions Q Input queue definitions
D Destination definitions R Resend buffer definitions
G Global format definitions S Subscription definitions
I Initial-state definitions
? Help
. Exit
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
Code ......... _
Database ID .. 1234 (WIS1234)
Select name .. ________
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
Help Exit Menu |
Select "D" on the Display Reptor Definitions screen.
A list of destination definitions appears on the Destination Information screen.
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Replicator 1234 - Destination Definitions - PRPTD33
Mark Name Type Op/Cls Act/Inact
- -------- ------ ------ --------
_ ADABAS1 Adabas Open Active
_ DESTFILE File Closed Active
_ DI040155 ETB Closed Inactive
_ DI042060 ETB Closed Inactive
_ DI042200 ETB Closed Inactive
_ DI046088 ETB Closed Inactive
_ DI062026 ETB Closed Inactive
_ DI062029 ETB Closed Inactive
_ DI062035 ETB Closed Inactive
_ DI062055 ETB Closed Inactive
_ DI062079 ETB Closed Inactive
_ DI062106 ETB Closed Inactive
_ DI062143 ETB Closed Inactive
_ DI064121 ETB Closed Inactive Enter (S)elect (A)ctivate (O)pen
_ DI120248 ETB Closed Inactive (I)nactivate (C)lose
PF1----- PF2----- PF3----- PF4----- PF7-------- PF8-------- PF12-----
Help Repos Exit Refresh - + Menu |
From this screen, you can review a destination definition in more detail (see the next step) or you can quickly activate, deactivate, open, or close a definition, as described in the following table.
| Type this character in the Mark Column next to a destination definition: | To: |
|---|---|
| A | Activate the definition. |
| C | Close the definition. |
| I | Deactivate the definition. |
| O | Open the definition. |
| S | Select the definition for review. See the next step in these instructions. |
Select a destination definition to review by typing an "S" in the corresponding Mark column and pressing Enter.
A Destination Definitions panel, such as this one, appears showing the details of the destination definition.
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Replicator 1234 - Destination Definitions - PRPTD33
------------------------------------ -------------------------------------
Name ................. ADABAS1 TLOG indicators:
Type ................. Adabas Assignment .......... 0
Output completion ... 0
Informational flags: Slog write .......... 0
Destination is open Slog read ........... 0
Destination is active Adabas .............. 0
DAERROR setting ....... Altaction
Open dest at startup .. Global
Open retry:
Interval ........... Default
Count .............. Default
Time ............... N/A
Retries remaining ..
Press 'Enter' to continue
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF6-------- PF7-------- PF12-----
Help Exit DB/File exp Menu |
If you press PF6 on the screen, another screen such as this one appears:
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Replicator 1234 - Destination Definitions - PRPTD33
-------------------------- --------------------
Name ............ ADABAS1
Input DBID ...... 1955 Target DBID .. 1957
Input File ...... 1 Target File .. 1
DAREPLICATEUTI .. Yes
DATMETHOD ....... ISN
Displaying 1 of 3 Press 'Enter' to continue
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF6-------- PF7-------- PF12----- |
You can review some of the Event Replicator global values set in the Replicator system file using the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem screens.
Note:
You can review these settings; you cannot change them here. You
must use the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem to modify them.
To display Event Replicator global format buffer (GFB) definitions:
Select "D" on the Replicator Management screen.
The Display Reptor Definitions menu appears.
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Replicator 1234 - Display Reptor Definitions - PRPTD02
Code Service Code Service
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
A Global definitions Q Input queue definitions
D Destination definitions R Resend buffer definitions
G Global format definitions S Subscription definitions
I Initial-state definitions
? Help
. Exit
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
Code ......... _
Database ID .. 1234 (WIS1234)
Select name .. ________
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
Help Exit Menu |
Select "G" on the Display Reptor Definitions screen.
A list of global format definitions appears on the Global Format Definitions screen.
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Replicator 1234 - Global Format Definitions - PRPTD42
Mark Glb Fmt DBID File
- -------- ----- -----
_ FILE200 42 200
_ F040155 40 155
_ F042060 42 60
_ F046088 46 88
_ F062026 62 26
_ F062029 62 29
_ F062035 62 35
_ F062055 62 55
_ F062079 62 79
_ F062106 62 106
_ F062143 62 143
_ F064121 64 121
_ F120248 120 248
_ F215168 215 168
PF1----- PF2----- PF3----- PF4----- PF7-------- PF8-------- PF12-----
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Select a global format buffer definition to review by typing an "S" in the corresponding Mark column and pressing Enter.
A Selected Global Format panel appears showing the details of the GFB definition.
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Replicator 1234 - Selected Global Format - PRPTD42
Global format name .. FILE200 Press 'Enter' to continue
Format buffer
AA,10,A,BB,10,A.
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF6-------- PF7-------- PF12-----
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You can review some of the Event Replicator initial-state definitions defined in the Replicator system file using the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem screens.
Note:
You can review these settings; you cannot change them here. You
must use the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem to modify them.
To display Event Replicator initial-state definitions:
Select "D" on the Replicator Management screen.
The Display Reptor Definitions menu appears.
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Replicator 1234 - Display Reptor Definitions - PRPTD02
Code Service Code Service
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
A Global definitions Q Input queue definitions
D Destination definitions R Resend buffer definitions
G Global format definitions S Subscription definitions
I Initial-state definitions
? Help
. Exit
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
Code ......... _
Database ID .. 1234 (WIS1234)
Select name .. ________
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
Help Exit Menu |
Select "I" on the Display Reptor Definitions screen.
A list of initial-state definitions appears on the Initial-State Definitions screen.
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Replicator 1234 - Initial-State Definitions - PRPTD72
Mark Name Max Concur. Subscription # Subs # Dests # DB/Files
- -------- ------------- -------- -------- ------- ------- -------
_ I040155 1 SI040155 1 1 1
_ I042060 1 SI042060 1 1 1
_ I042200 1 SI042200 1 1 1
_ I046088 1 SI046088 1 1 1
_ I062026 1 SI062026 1 1 1
_ I062029 1 SI062029 1 1 1
_ I062035 1 SI062035 1 1 1
_ I062055 1 SI062055 1 1 1
_ I062079 1 SI062079 1 1 1
_ I062143 1 SI062143 1 1 1
_ I064121 1 SI064121 1 1 1
_ I120248 1 SI120248 1 1 1
_ I215168 1 SI215168 1 1 1
_ TEST 1 1 1
_
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF7-------- PF8-------- PF12-----
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Select an initial-state definition to review by typing an "S" in the corresponding Mark column and pressing Enter.
An Initial-State Definitions panel appears showing the details of the initial-state definition.
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Replicator 1234 - Initial-State Definitions - PRPTD72
------------------------------------
Name ................. I040155
Max Concurrent ....... 1
Subscriptions -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
SI040155
Destinations -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
DI040155
DBID-file-type ----- ----- - ----- ----- - ----- ----- - ----- ----- -
40 155 A
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF6-------- PF8-------- PF12-----
Help Exit Exp DBID/Fi Menu |
If you press the PF6 key on the initial-state definitions screen, details regarding the DBID files associated with the initial-state definition appears on the Expanded DBID File screen.
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Replicator 1234 - Expanded DBID File - PRPTD72
Initial state: I040155
Mark DBID File Type
- ----- ----- --------
_ 40 155 All ISNs
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF7-------- PF8-------- PF12-----
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If a selection criteria buffer is defined for a DBID/file combination, you can select a DBID on the Expanded DBID File screen by entering an "S" in the corresponding Mark column.
The Selcrit Buffer panel pops up displaying selection criteria for the database. Here is an example.
- Selcrit Buffer -
Initial state name .. I1991433
DBID ................ 1955
File ................ 23
SB length ........... 6
Value:
AA,GE.
Press Enter to continue
|
You can review some of the Event Replicator input queue definitions defined in the Replicator system file using the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem screens.
Note:
You can review these settings; you cannot change them here. You
must use the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem to modify them.
To display Event Replicator input queue definitions:
Select "D" on the Replicator Management screen.
The Display Reptor Definitions menu appears.
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Replicator 1234 - Display Reptor Definitions - PRPTD02
Code Service Code Service
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
A Global definitions Q Input queue definitions
D Destination definitions R Resend buffer definitions
G Global format definitions S Subscription definitions
I Initial-state definitions
? Help
. Exit
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
Code ......... _
Database ID .. 1234 (WIS1234)
Select name .. ________
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
Help Exit Menu |
Select "Q" on the Display Reptor Definitions screen.
A list of input queue definitions appears on the Input Queue Definitions screen.
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Replicator 1234 - Input Queue Definitions - PRPTD54
Mark Name Type Status
- -------- -------- ------
_ ABCDEF1 MQSeries Closed
_ ETBIN1 ETBroker Open
_ ETBQUEUE ETBroker Closed
_ E2 ETBroker Closed
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_
_ Enter (S)elect (O)pen (C)lose
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF7-------- PF8-------- PF12-----
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This shows the name, type and status of the input queue definition. From this screen, you can review an input queue definition in more detail or you can quickly open or close a definition, as described in the following table.
| Type this character in the Mark Column next to an input queue definition: | To: |
|---|---|
| C | Close the definition. |
| O | Open the definition. |
| S | Select the definition for review. S |
If you select a definition (by entering an "s" in the Mark column corresponding to the definition), a detailed description of the input queue definition appears, such as this one:
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Replicator 1234 - Input Queue Definitions - PRPTD54
------------------------------------------ -----------------------------
Name ................. ETBIN1 IQOPEN ............... Global
Type ................. ETBroker
Status ............... Open
Open retry:
Interval ........... Default
Count .............. Default
Time ............... N/A
Retries remaining .. 0
ETB queue names:
ETB broker id: 10.20.74.81:3800:TCP
ETB Service: OUT1
ETB Service Name: JRSERV
ETB Service Class: REPTOR
Press 'Enter' to continue
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF6-------- PF7-------- PF12-----
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You can review some of the Event Replicator resend buffer definitions defined in the Replicator system file using the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem screens.
Note:
You can review these settings; you cannot change them here. You
must use the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem to modify them.
To display Event Replicator resend buffer definitions:
Select "D" on the Replicator Management screen.
The Display Reptor Definitions menu appears.
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Replicator 1234 - Display Reptor Definitions - PRPTD02
Code Service Code Service
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
A Global definitions Q Input queue definitions
D Destination definitions R Resend buffer definitions
G Global format definitions S Subscription definitions
I Initial-state definitions
? Help
. Exit
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
Code ......... _
Database ID .. 1234 (WIS1234)
Select name .. ________
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
Help Exit Menu |
Select "R" on the Display Reptor Definitions screen.
A list of resend buffer definitions appears on the Resend Buffer Information screen.
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Replicator 1234 - Resend Buffer Information - PRPTD62
ResB Name Size I ResB Name Size I ResB Name Size
-------- ------------- I -------- ------------- I -------- -------------
RSNDFMIX 1,048,576 I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
I I
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF7-------- PF8-------- PF12-----
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You can review some of the Event Replicator subscription definitions defined in the Replicator system file using the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem screens.
Note:
You can review these settings; you cannot change them here. You
must use the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem to modify them.
To display Event Replicator subscription definitions:
Select "D" on the Replicator Management screen.
The Display Reptor Definitions menu appears.
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Replicator 1234 - Display Reptor Definitions - PRPTD02
Code Service Code Service
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
A Global definitions Q Input queue definitions
D Destination definitions R Resend buffer definitions
G Global format definitions S Subscription definitions
I Initial-state definitions
? Help
. Exit
---- ------------------------- ---- -------------------------
Code ......... _
Database ID .. 1234 (WIS1234)
Select name .. ________
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
Help Exit Menu |
Select "S" on the Display Reptor Definitions screen.
A list of subscription definitions appears on the Subscription Information screen.
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Replicator 1234 - Subscription Definitions - PRPTD23
Mark Name Status Destinations DBID File DBID File
- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- ----- ----- ----- -----
_ SADABAS1 Active ADABAS1 1955 1 1955 3
_ SI040155 Active DI040155 40 155
_ SI042060 Active DI042060 42 60
_ SI042200 Active DI042200 42 200
_ SI046088 Active DI046088 46 88
_ SI062026 Active DI062026 62 26
_ SI062029 Active DI062029 62 29
_ SI062035 Active DI062035 62 35
_ SI062055 Active DI062055 62 55
_ SI062079 Active DI062079 62 79
_ SI062106 Active DI062106 62 106
_ SI062143 Active DI062143 62 143
_ SI064121 Active DI064121 64 121
_ SI120248 Active DI120248 120 248
Enter (S)elect (A)ctivate (I)nactivate
PF1----- PF2----- PF3----- PF4----- PF7-------- PF8-------- PF12-----
Help Repos Exit Refresh - + Menu |
Select a subscription definition to review by typing an "S" in the corresponding Mark column and pressing Enter.
A Subscription Definition panel appears, such as the following, showing the details of the subscription definition.
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Replicator 1234 - Subscription Definitions - PRPTD23
--------------------------- ------------------------- TLOG ---------------
Name ........... SI040155 Architec Key.. 2 Input .......... 0
Status ......... Active Alpha Code ... 0 Filter ......... 0
Max trans seq .. 0 Wide Code .... 0 Output ......... 0
Resend buffer .. Filter match ... 0
Increment Initial-state sequence number ..... No Filter nomatch.. 0
Deactivate Subscription when file deactive .. Yes Filter ignore .. 0
Destinations ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- --------
DI040155
DBID File ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
40 155
Press 'Enter' to continue
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF6-------- PF7-------- PF12-----
Help Exit Exp DBID/Fi Menu |
If you press the PF6 key on the subscription definitions screen, details regarding the DBID files associated with the subscription definition appears on the Expanded DBID File screen.
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Replicator 1234 - Expanded DBID File - PRPTD23
Subscription: SI040155
Mark DBID File
- ----- -----
_ 40 155
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_
_
_
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_
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PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF7-------- PF8-------- PF12-----
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You can select a DBID/file pair for review by entering an "S" in the Mark column associated with the pair. The Selected DBID File screen appears providing additional information about the file.
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Replicator 1234 - Selected DBID File - PRPTD23
------------------------- ------------------------- -------------------------
Name ........... SI040155 DBID File ... 40 155 Alpha code ...
Exit name ...
Indicator Flags ------------------------- -------------------------
No indicators to display
- Mark to view - Mark to view
_ Filter ................
_ Filter GLB for. after . _ Local Filter FB after ...
_ Filter GLB for. before. _ Local Filter FB before ..
_ Global format after ... F040155 _ Local FB after length ...
_ Global format before .. F040155 _ Local FB before length ..
_ Global format key ..... _ Local FB key length .....
Press 'Enter' to continue
PF1----- PF3----- PF4----- PF6-------- PF7-------- PF12-----
Help Exit Menu |
You can review statistics about Event Replicator processing using the AOS screens.
To get started activating and deactivating replication
definitions and databases:
Select "F" on the Replicator Management screen.
The Display Reptor Statistics screen appears.
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Replicator 1234 - Display Reptor Statistics - PRPTS04
Code Service
---- -------------------------
B Global statistics
D Destination statistics
I Input queue statistics
L Load/replay tokens
R Subscription statistics
S Output Subtask statistics
? Help
. Exit
---- -------------------------
Code ......... _
Database ID .. 1234 (WIS1234)
Command ==>
PF1----- PF2------ PF3------ PF4------ PF6----- PF7----- PF8----- PF12-----
Help Exit Menu |
This section covers the following topics:
In addition, to these statistics, if you select option on the Display Reptor Statistics screen, the load/replay tokens you can use are listed.
To display Event Replicator global statistics :
On the Display Reptor Statistics screen, tab to the Code field and type a "B".
Press ENTER.
The Global Statistics screen appears, showing Event Replicator statistics.
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Replicator 1234 - Global Statistics - PRPTS14
---------------------------------------------------------
Input transactions ........... 0
Pending input transactions ... 0
Output items ................. 2
Pending items ................ 0
Output messages .............. 2
Bytes sent .................. 384
Input messages ............... 0
Bytes received .............. 0
Input commits ................ 0
Input backouts ............... 0
Items de-logged .............. 0
Items logged ................. 13
Items on SLOG ................ 611
More: press PF8
PF1--- PF3--- PF4----- PF5-------- PF6-------- PF7--- PF8--- PF12-----
Help Exit Refresh DBID/Token + Menu |
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Replicator 1234 - Global Statistics - PRPTS14
Database-related input transactions
-------------------------------------------
De-logged ...... 0
Logged ......... 0
On SLOG ........ 0
FCBs on SLOG ... 0
Log input transaction status. Off
PF1--- PF3--- PF4----- PF5-------- PF6-------- PF7--- PF8--- PF12-----
Help Exit Refresh DBID/Token - Menu |
The PF7 and PF8 keys allow you to toggle between the two screens of this display.
When there are individual replay dbid/tokens available or being executed, pressing PF5 will show you a list of what is currently active.
To display Event Replicator destination statistics :
On the Display Reptor Statistics screen, tab to the Code field and enter a "D".
The Destination Statistics screen appears, listing the destination definitions that have been defined.
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Replicator 1234 - Destination Statistics - PRPTS20
Mark Dest Name Type Output items Pending items
- -------- ------ -------------------------- -------------
_ ADABAS1 Adabas 0 0
_ DESTFILE File 0 0
_ DI040155 ETB 0 0
_ DI042060 ETB 0 0
_ DI042200 ETB 0 0
_ DI046088 ETB 0 0
_ DI062026 ETB 0 0
_ DI062029 ETB 0 0
_ DI062035 ETB 0 0
_ DI062055 ETB 0 0
_ DI062079 ETB 0 0
_ DI062106 ETB 0 0
_ DI062143 ETB 0 0
_ DI064121 ETB 0 0
Select detail information by marking with 'S'
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Select a destination by typing an "S" in the Mark column for the corresponding destination and pressing Enter.
The Destination Statistics screen appears, showing detailed statistics for the selected destination.
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Replicator 1234 - Destination Statistics - PRPTS20
Destination name : DI040155
Destination type : ETBroker
Output items .................. 0
Pending items ................. 0
Item time at source ........... N/A
Messages ...................... 0
Bytes ........................ 0
Commits ....................... 0
Commit time at destination .... N/A
Pending messages .............. 0
Pending bytes ................ 0
De-logged from SLOG ........... 0
Logged to SLOG ................ 0
Items on SLOG ................. 0
Press 'Enter' to continue
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To display Event Replicator input queue statistics :
On the Display Reptor Statistics screen, tab to the Code field and enter a "I".
The Input Queue Statistics screen appears, listing the input queue definitions that have been defined.
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Replicator 1234 - Input Queue Statistics - PRPTS50
Mark IQ Name Input items
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_ ABCDEF1 0
_ ETBIN1 0
_ ETBQUEUE 0
_ E2 0
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Select detail information by marking with 'S'
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Select an input queue by typing an "S" in the Mark column for the corresponding input queue and pressing Enter.
The Input Queue Statistics screen appears, showing detailed statistics for the selected input queue
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Replicator 1234 - Input Queue Statistics - PRPTS50
Input Queue name: ETBIN1
Input items ................ 0
Pending items .............. 0
Item time at source ........ N/A
Messages ................... 0
Bytes ..................... 0
Pending messages ........... 0
Bytes ..................... 0
Commits .................... 0
Commit time at input queue . N/A
Backouts ................... 0
Press 'Enter' to continue
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To display Event Replicator subscription statistics:
On the Display Reptor Statistics screen, tab to the Code field and enter a "D".
The Subscription Statistics screen appears listing the subscription definitions that have been defined.
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Replicator 1234 - Subscription Statistics - PRPTS30
Mark Subscription Output items
Name
- -------- --------------------------
_ SADABAS1 0
_ SI040155 0
_ SI042060 0
_ SI042200 0
_ SI046088 0
_ SI062026 0
_ SI062029 0
_ SI062035 0
_ SI062055 0
_ SI062079 0
_ SI062106 0
_ SI062143 0
_ SI064121 0 Select detail information
_ SI120248 0 by marking with 'S'
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Select a subscription by typing an "S" in the Mark column for the corresponding subscription and pressing Enter.
The Subscription Statistics screen appears, showing detailed statistics for the subscription you selected.
18:42:53 ***** A D A B A S BASIC SERVICES ***** 2013-04-02
Replicator 1234 - Subscription Statistics - PRPTS30
Subscription name: SADABAS1
Input items ............... 0
Output items .............. 0
C5 data .................. 0
Data lost ................ 0
Initial-state completed .. 0
Initial-state data ....... 0
Security functions ....... 0
User transactions ........ 0
Utility functions ........ 0
Item time at source ....... N/A
Item processed ............ N/A Press 'Enter' to continue
Displaying 1 of 3
DBID File ................. 1955 1
Inserts . 0 Initial state. 0
Updates . 0 Filtered out . 0
Deletes . 0
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To display Event Replicator output subtask statistics :
On the Display Reptor Statistics screen, tab to the Code field and enter a "S".
The Output Subtask Statistics appears, showing Event Replicator statistics.
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Replicator 1234 - Output Subtask Statistics - PRPTS04
Subtask Output items Subtask Output items
---- -------------------------- ---- --------------------------
Main 0
1 1
2 1
3 0
4 0
Press 'Enter' for messages
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The total number of replicated transactions for each subtask are listed.
You can run the RPLCHECK command from AOS to perform the replication cross-check function for all active databases known to the Event Replicator Server. For complete information, read RPLCHECK Command.
To run the RPLCHECK command :
Select "H" on the Replicator Management screen.
A RPLCheck popup screen appears.
- RPLCheck -
Press Enter to perform a RPLCheck.
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Press Enter to run RPLCHECK or PF3 to quit out of the popup screen without running RPLCHECK.
You can run the RPLCLEANUP command from AOS to stop replay processing if the Replay Utility (ADARPL) abends. For complete information, read RPLCLEANUP Command.
To run the RPLCLEANUP command :
Select "L" on the Replicator Management screen.
A RPLCleanup popup screen appears.
- RPLCleanup -
Press Enter to perform a RPLCleanup.
Specify Token number as required.
Token .......... _____
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Specify a token number on the popup screen and press Enter to run RPLCLEANUP or press PF3 to quit out of the popup screen without running RPLCLEANUP.
You can run the RPLREFRESH command from AOS to refresh resource definitions in your Event Replicator Server configuration while the Event Replicator Server is running or to abort scheduled (pending) RPLREFRESH processing. For complete information, read RPLCLEANUP Command.
To run the RPLREFRESH command :
Select "P" on the Replicator Management screen.
A RPLRefresh popup screen appears.
- RPLRefresh -
1 - Full refresh
2 - Global resources
3 - Subscription
4 - Destination
5 - Initial state
6 - Input queue
7 - Resend buffer
8 - Abort refresh
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Type ....
Name ....
Select 'Type' of RPLRefresh required
and enter Resource Name if required.
Press Enter.
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In the Type field, specify the number of the menu item that identifies the type of refresh you want to occur. Specifying refreshes all resources; specifying refreshes all global resources; specifying aborts a scheduled resource refresh attempt. All of the other menu options specify that an individual resource be refreshed.
If you selected menu item , , , , or in the Type field, you must also specify the name of the resource you wish to refresh in the Name field.
This step should be skipped if you selected menu items , , or in the "Type" field.
When values for the "Type" and "Name" field have been specified, press Enter to start refresh processing.
Refresh processing starts. Be sure to check the console messages to determine when refresh processing completes and for possible refresh processing errors. Even if refresh processing appears to have occurred correctly in AOS, the console messages should be reviewed to verify that refresh processing occurred without error.
You can access the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem from AOS. Using the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem, you can create, modify, and delete replication definitions in the Event Replicator Server. For more information about maintaining replication definitions, read Replication Definition Overview and Maintenance.
To access the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem from AOS:
Select "R" on the Replicator Management screen.
The Main Menu of the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem appears.
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Vers 3.3.1 Main Menu M-RP0010
DBID 1234 File 89
Code Function
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A Administrator Functions
D Destination Definitions
F Transaction Filter Definitions
G Global Format Buffer Definitions
I Initial-State Definitions
Q Input Queue Definitions
R Resend Buffer Definitions
S Subscription Definitions
? Help
. Exit
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Code ... _
Command ==>
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Read About the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem for more information.