Using the Event Replicator Target Adapter

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# Using the Event Replicator Target Adapter

This document describes how to use the Event Replicator Target Adapter to transform and apply replicated Adabas mainframe data to a relational database, such as DB2, MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server, Sybase, or Teradata.

Note
Event Replicator Target Adapter only supports replicating data to one relational database at a time.

It covers the following topics:

Starting the Event Replicator Target Adapter | Describes how to start the Event Replicator Target Adapter in Windows and UNIX environments.
Activating Event Replicator Target Adapter Processing | Describes how to activate Event Replicator Target Adapter processing.
Deactivating Event Replicator Target Adapter Processing | Describes how to deactivate Event Replicator Target Adapter processing.
Shutting Down the Event Replicator Target Adapter | Describes how to shut down the Event Replicator Target Adapter in Windows and UNIX environments.
Requesting Initial-State Data | Describes how to request that initial-state data be applied to your RDBMS using the Adabas Event Replicator Subsystem.
Replicating Data to JMS Queues or Topics | Describes how to use the Event Replicator Target Adapter to replicate data to JMS queues and topics that are managed by webMethods Broker JNDI providers.
Replicating Data to Adabas | Describes how to use the Event Replicator Target Adapter to replicate data to Adabas.
Replicating Data to Adabas in Binary Mode | Describes how to use the Event Replicator Target Adapter to replicate data to Adabas using raw binary data.
Replicating Data to Terracotta Caches | Describes how to use the Event Replicator Target Adapter to replicate data to Terracotta in memory caches.
Replicating Data to TerracottaDB | Describes how to use the Event Replicator Target Adapter to replicate data to TerracottaDB.
Using the DB2 CONNECT IMPORT Command to Load Initial-State Data | Describes how to use the DB2 CONNECT IMPORT command to load initial-state data into a DB2 database.
Using the Microsoft SQL Server Bulk Copy (bcp) Utility to Load Initial-State Data | Describes how to use the Microsoft SQL Server bulk copy (bcp) utility to load initial-state data into a Microsoft SQL Server database.
Using the Oracle SQL*Loader to Load Initial-State Data | Describes how to request that initial-state data be applied to your Oracle database using the Oracle SQL*Loader.
Using the PostgreSQL psql Utility to Load Initial-State Data | Describes how to use the PostgreSQL psql utility to process and load initial-state data into a PostgreSQL database.
Using the Teradata MultiLoad (MLoad) Utility to Load Initial-State Data | Describes how to use the Teradata MultiLoad (MLoad) utility to load initial-state data into a Teradata database.
Requesting RDBMS Data Refreshes | Describes how to request RDBMS data refreshes.
Dropping RDBMS Tables | Describes how to drop RDBMS tables.
Replicating ADALOD Data to the RDBMS Tables | Describes how to replicate ADALOD data to your RDBMS tables.
Managing Event Replicator Target Adapter Log Files and Console Messages | Describes how to manage and review the Event Replicator Target Adapter log files and console messages.
Controlling Event Replicator for Adabas Destination Definitions | Describes batch utilities provided in the Event Replicator Target Adapter that you can use to activate, deactivate, open and close Event Replicator for Adabas destination definitions.
Samples | Provides a sample of Event Replicator Target Adapter use.