Example 4: outbound queue after update

In this example, an update has been performed at the primary database. The minimal column feature has not been set for the replication definition:

update emp_queue
   set emp_first = "General"
   where emp_id = "123456789"

To view the outbound queue or the replicate:

sysadmin dump_queue, 103, 0, -1,1,-2

Output

I. 2006/07/05 08:31:32. BLOCK BEGIN
q_number=103 q_type=0 blk=0:3 cnt=3
I. 2006/07/05 08:31:32. Begin Transaction
Origin User=sa Tran Name=_upd
I. 2006/07/05 08:31:32. ENTRY ver=1100 len=204 orig=102
lorig=0 oqid=00000000000016e3000005020005000005020002
000097f5008bedfe0000000000000001 lqid=0:3:0 st=4
tr='00000000000016e30002' NYDSnydb comlen=88
begin transaction
I. 2006/07/05 08:31:32. ENTRY ver=1100 len=268 orig=102
lorig=0 oqid=00000000000016e3000005020005000005020002
000097f5008bedfe0000000000000002 lqid=0:3:1 st=0
tr= '00000000000016e30002' NYDSnydb comlen=149
update emp_queue
   set emp_id='123456789', emp_first='General',
       emp_last='Davis', emp_title='Process Engineer',
       emp_date='1/1/95', id=1111
   where id=1111
I. 2006/07/05 08:31:32. ENTRY ver=1100 len=180 orig=102
lorig=0 oqid=00000000000016e3000005020005000005020002
000097f5008bedfe0000000000000003 lqid=0:3:2 st=1
tr= '00000000000016e30002' NYDSnydb comlen=63
commit transaction 

Explanation