Verifying Replication Path Usage

Check the status of the DSI threads in the replication paths to ensure that the multipath replication system can use the replication paths.

1. Before you insert data in the replication paths, enter admin stats, bps at the Replication Server:
   See the DSI thread status for the four replication paths. Due to the width of the output, the eight rows are divided into two sets:

   Report Time:            05/22/12 01:04:14 AM
   Instance                                Counter
   --------------------------------------- ------------------
   DSI EXEC, 105(1) stdlsi.pubs2_channel_2 *DSIEBytesSucceed
   DSI EXEC, 103(1) stdlsi.pubs2           *DSIEBytesSucceed
   DSI EXEC, 102(1) primlsi.pubs2          *DSIEBytesSucceed
   DSI EXEC, 101(1) lsi362.rssd            *DSIEBytesSucceed
   
   Obs  Total  Last  Max  Avg ttl/obs  Rate x/sec
   ---  -----  ----  ---  -----------  ----------
   0    0      0     0    0            0
   1    564    564   564  564          2
   0    0      0     0    0            0
   0    0      0     0    0            0
   
   (4 rows affected)

2. Insert data in a table bound to the default path and in a table bound to an alternate replication path.
3. Use admin stats, bps to identify the replication paths that the multipath replication system has used to convey the replicated data.
   The values for each active replication path should not have nonzero values:

   Report Time:            05/22/12 01:04:24 AM
   Instance                                Counter
   --------------------------------------- ------------------
   DSI EXEC, 105(1) stdlsi.pubs2_channel_2 *DSIEBytesSucceed
   DSI EXEC, 103(1) stdlsi.pubs2           *DSIEBytesSucceed
   DSI EXEC, 102(1) primlsi.pubs2          *DSIEBytesSucceed
   DSI EXEC, 101(1) lsi362.rssd            *DSIEBytesSucceed
   
   Obs  Total  Last  Max   Avg ttl/obs  Rate x/sec
   ---  -----  ----  ----  -----------  ----------
   2    2034   2034  2034  1017         11
   1    1997   1997  1997  998          7
   0    0      0     0     0            0
   0    0      0     0     0            0
   
   (4 rows affected)