Stopping Event Replication
Stopping event replication includes:
Opening a CONNX Data Dictionary (CDD).
Stopping the target database from receiving replications.
Stop event replication if:
You wish to bring the server down to do any target database or server maintenance and bring the server right back up.
You wish to save all the replications generated by the source database without performing an initial state.
After stopping event replication, you will be able to:
Perform maintenance on the target database.
Restart event replication.
Stop the target servers in order to temporarily stop InstantdbSync without removing the deployed replications or losing any data that will be copied to the target tables. Stop the target servers before you do any target database or server maintenance.
Stop Targets does not stop source or replication servers.
To stop source servers, stop the Adabas nucleus.
To stop the replication server, go to the Microsoft Management Console and stop the CONNX Replication Controller service.
Note:
Stop Targets does not stop individual servers. All target servers listed in the Server Status tab will be stopped.
1. Open the InstantdbSync CDD.
2. Click the Server Status tab.
3. Click Stop Targets.
The State Description column will be updated for the servers that are being stopped.
When the target servers have been stopped, the Consumer(s) and Replications will be in the Replication Offline status.