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By either entering the
MR direct command or selecting the
MR option on the ETP Maintenance Utility
Main Menu, the
Replicate File Definition Maintenance screen
appears.
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Replicate File Definition Maintenance
AD Add replicate file definition
MO Modify replicate file definition
DI Display replicate file definition
DE Delete replicate file definition
DIE Display error log for replicate files
RE Reset error state of replicate file
RI Reset in-use state for replicate file
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The replicate file tasks you select from this menu cause the screens described in the following section to appear.
By either entering the Add
Replicate direct command or selecting the
AD option on the
Replicate File Definition
Maintenance menu, the Add Replicate File
Definition screen appears.
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Add replicate file definition
DBID FNR Verify FDT Password
Replicate file ... ______ ______ Y (Y/N) ________
Master file ..* ______ ______
Confirmation file ... ______ Y (Y/N)
Replication criterion (ISN/Key)................ I (I/K)
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To define an ETP replicate file, enter the information in the fields, as described below.
| Replicate File DBID/FNR |
Enter the database ID and file number of the Adabas file that
becomes a replicate file. Specify Y (yes) under "Verify
FDT" to verify the file's Field Definition Table (FDT); otherwise, enter
(or allow a default of) N (no). You must enter a database ID and
file number; there are no defaults for these values. To protect the replicate file from any accidental or unauthorized update by an application, you can define a password for the replicate file for ETP to use when applying transactions to the replicate file. The password is defined using Adabas Security. |
| Master file DBID/FNR |
Enter the database ID and file number of the master file for the replicate file you specified above. If you enter a wild card for the database ID and/or file number, a list of the master files already defined is displayed. You can then select a master file from the displayed list. To ensure data consistency, the log file must be empty; otherwise, adding a replicate file is not allowed. |
| Confirmation File FNR |
Enter the database ID and file number of the Adabas file that
becomes a confirmation file for the replicate file specified above. The
confirmation file must be on the same database as the replicate file; a single
confirmation file can be used for multiple replicate files. You must enter a
confirmation file number; there is no default, even if a confirmation file
already exists on the replicate file's database. Specify Y (yes, the default) under "Verify
FDT" to verify the confirmation file's Field Definition Table (FDT);
otherwise, enter N (no).
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| Replication criterion (ISN/Key) |
Using duplicate ISNs (option |
After pressing Enter, the screen displays "More:
+" in the top right corner. When a distribution key has been defined for
the master file and you wish to change or add a distribution key value, enter
either FORWARD or + on
the command line to display the screen for defining the distribution key
values.
When you define a replicate file containing only a subset of master file records, you can also define a value or value range for the distribution key. The distribution key is the control field in each file record that ETP uses to determine which records are contained in each replicate file.
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Distribution key format A30
Start value End Value
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When you enter either FORWARD or
+ in the first Add Replicate File
Definition screen, the screen shown above appears. Here you can
enter up to 14 values and/or ranges of values contained in the record field
with the format shown in the Distribution Key Format
field.
If you make an entry in only one of the start or end value columns, the entry is copied automatically to the other column. Multiple values/value ranges are ORed to create a complete "accept" criterion for the replicate file defined in the first screen.
When the total key length for a format is greater than 32 bytes for a format A field or 16 bytes for a format B field, another column of fields is displayed. You can use these fields to request extra space to enter a key value in full-length, wraparound fashion. If a value longer than 32 or 16 characters respectively is entered, the information entered previously is protected when the window is closed. You can change the value only by reselecting extended editing for the corresponding value.
A distribution key for a format A field is not converted to upper case.
To return to the first screen, use the
BACKWARD (PF7 or
-) dialogue function.
By either entering the MOdify
Replicate direct command or selecting the
MO option on the
Replicate File Definition
Maintenance menu, the Modify Replicate File
Definition screen appears.
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Modify replicate file definition
DBID FNR Verify FDT Password
Replicate file ..* ___211 _____9 Y (Y/N) ________
Master file ... _____7 ____33
Confirmation file ... ____99 Y (Y/N)
Replication criterion (ISN/Key)........... I (I/K)
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To change an ETP replicate file's definition, enter the information in the fields, as described below.
| Replicate File DBID/FNR |
Enter the database ID and file number of an existing replicate. If you enter a wild card in either the database ID or file number field, a window appears from which you can select a single replicate file definition for modification. When the Modify Replicate File Definition
screen is first displayed, you must either enter (or have already selected) a
valid replicate file; otherwise, you cannot make entries in the rest of the
fields. Once you have selected a replicate file and press Enter, you cannot
change the file unless you either exit the screen and then re-enter it again,
or perform the Specify To protect the replicate file from any accidental or unauthorized update by an application, you can define a password for the replicate file for ETP to use when applying transactions to the replicate file. The password is defined using Adabas Security. |
| Master file DBID/FNR | This field displays the current master file when a valid replicate file is first entered. To change the master file for this replicate file, specify a database ID and file number of the new master file. If you enter a wild card for the database ID and/or file number, a list of the master files already defined is displayed. You can then select a master file from the displayed list. |
| Confirmation File FNR | This field displays the current confirmation file when a replicate file is first entered. To change the confirmation file, enter the file number of an Adabas file that becomes the new confirmation file for the replicate file specified above. The confirmation file must be on the same database as the replicate file; a single confirmation file can be used for multiple replicate files. |
| Replication criterion (ISN/Key) |
Using duplicate ISNs (option |
When a distribution key has been defined for the replicate file and you
wish to change or add a distribution key value, enter either
FORWARD or + on the
command line to display the screen for defining the distribution key values.
See Defining
Distribution Key Values for more information.
By either entering the DIsplay
Replicate direct command or selecting the
DI option on the
Replicate File Definition
Maintenance menu, the Display Replicate File
Definition screen appears. The displayed output resembles the
Modify Replicate
File.
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Display replicate file definition
DBID FNR
Replicate file ..* _____* _____*
Printer name ..... ________ (' ' = terminal)
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Screen Field Description
| Replicate File DBID/FNR |
Enter the database ID and file number of an existing replicate file. If you enter a wild card in either the database ID or file number field, a window appears from which you can select one or more replicate file definitions to display. |
| Printer name | To print out the replicate file definitions, enter a valid printer ID here. Leave this field empty to display the replicate file definitions on your terminal. |
By either entering the DElete
REplicate direct command or selecting the
DE option on the
Replicate File Definition
Maintenance menu, the Delete Replicate File
Definition screen appears.
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Delete replicate file definition
DBID FNR
Delete replicate file ..* ______ ______
Command ===>
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To delete a replicate file's definition, enter the information in the fields as described below. To make changes to a replicate file's definition, enter the MOdify Replicate direct command on the command line at the bottom of the current screen.
| Delete Replicate File DBID/FNR |
Enter the database ID and file number of an existing replicate file. If you enter a wild card in either the database ID or file number field, a window appears from which you can select one or more replicate file definitions to delete. |
If you have enabled the confirmation window using the "Modify User Profile" function, the confirmation window appears, asking you to confirm the deletion. If the log file of the related master file is not empty, deletion is not allowed.
ETP keeps information about failed replication operations in an error log for the replicate files. You can display part or all of the logged error information with this function.
By either entering the DIsplay
Error direct command or selecting the
DIE option on the
Replicate File Definition
Maintenance menu, the Display Error Log for Replicate
File screen appears.
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Display error log for replicate file
DBID FNR
Replicate file ........* ______ ______
Mark to display data of failing ADABAS transaction
Control block (CB) .. _
Format buffer (FB) .. _
Record buffer (RB) .. _
Printer name ........... ________ (' ' = terminal
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| Replicate file DBID/FNR | Enter the database ID and file number of the replicate file for which you want errors displayed. If you enter a wild card in either the database ID or file number field, a window appears from which you can select a single replicate file definition for displaying the error log. |
To display more Adabas data from the failed operation, mark the appropriate field on the screen as described here below. Note that not all data are always available:
| Control Block | Mark this field with any non-blank character to display the Adabas Control Block for the failed operation. |
| Format Buffer | Mark this field with any non-blank character to display the Adabas Format Buffer for the failed operation. |
| Record Buffer | Mark this field with any non-blank character to display the Adabas Record Buffer for the failed operation. |
| Printer name | To print out any error information selected above, enter a valid printer ID here. Leave this field empty to display the added error log information on the terminal. |
By either entering the RESet
Error direct command or selecting the
RE option on the
Replicate File Definition
Maintenance menu, the Reset Error State for Replicate
File screen appears.
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Reset error state for replicate file
DBID FNR
Replicate file ..* ______ ______
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To reset a replicate file's error state, enter the information in the fields as described below. To make changes to a replicate file's definition, enter the Modify Replicate direct command on the command line at the bottom of the current screen.
| Replicate File DBID/FNR | Enter the database ID and file number of an existing replicate file. If you enter a wild card in either the database ID or file number field, a window appears from which you can select one or more replicate file definitions to reset the error state. |
If you have enabled the confirmation window using the "Modify User Profile" function, the confirmation window appears, asking you to confirm the reset operation.
By either entering the RESet
In-use direct command or selecting the
RI option on the
Replicate File Definition
Maintenance menu, the Reset Replicate File In-Use
State screen appears.
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Reset in-use field for replicate file
DBID FNR
Replicate file ..* ______ ______
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To reset a replicate file's in-use state, enter the information in the
fields as described below. To make changes to a replicate file's definition,
enter the Modify Replicate direct command MO on the
command line at the bottom of the current screen.
| Replicate File DBID/FNR |
Enter the database ID and file number of an existing replicate file. If you enter a wild card in either the database ID or file number field, a window appears from which you can select one or more replicate file definitions to reset their in-use flags. |
If you have enabled the confirmation window using the "Modify User Profile" function, the confirmation window appears, asking you to confirm the reset operation.
