Adaptive Server Log Problems

The Adaptive Server primary database log is the source of the data that Replication Server distributes. A RepAgent retrieves transactions from the log and sends them to the Replication Server.

Adaptive Server log problems include:

Log files that have reached the maximum size and need to be truncated
Missing or incomplete transactions at the primary Replication Server as a result of truncated primary database logs
Log files corrupted by software and hardware sources

Truncating an Adaptive Server Log
Truncate the database log when it is too full to allow Adaptive Server to continue processing updates.
Database Log Locater
When a RepAgent starts, it uses a locater to determine where to begin scanning the database log. The locater for a database log is stored in the rs_locater table in the Replication Server System Database (RSSD) of the Replication Server that controls the database.
Log Truncation Problems
Inconsistencies may occur when the primary database log is truncated.
Symptoms of a Corrupted Adaptive Server Log
Adaptive Server log corruption can cause failures anywhere along the replication path.

Related concepts

Common Error Messages

Troubleshooting Overview