Configuring Replication and Source Database Servers
Configuring replication and source database servers includes:
Opening a CONNX Data Dictionary (CDD).
Entering the CONNX login credentials.
Specifying the replication server and its communication port.
Assigning a source database communication port.
Configure the replication and source database servers if the configuration information is missing, changed, or incorrect.
After you configure the replication and source database servers you will be able to:
Add source tables for replication.
Deploy the replication (which will start replicating data from source database to target database).
1. Open the InstantdbSync CDD.
2. Click Config Servers. The Configure Servers window appears
3. Enter your User Name and Password in CONNX Logon Credentials and click Test Connection. If the data is valid, a confirmation window will appear.
4. Enter the server name or IP address of the Replication Server in Name/Address and the server port number in Port.
Parallel transaction count specifies the number of transactions that will be processed in parallel. For initial state processing, this will be the number of simultaneous initial states that are running. Although the optimum value for this field is dependent on the available memory and speed of the server, a general guideline is to set this value to 2x the number of processor cores.
Note:
The default port is 9200.
5. Set the server port number on a single Source Database by selecting the Source Database from the list and entering the server port number in Port.
Click Apply to All only if you want to set the port number on all Source Databases.
Note:
You cannot add a Source Database here. To add a Source Database to the CONNX Data Dictionary, use the CONNX Data Dictionary Manager. For more information about the CONNX Data Dictionary Manager, see CONNX Basics - Working with CDDs in the CONNX User Reference Guide.
6. Click Done.