Examine the Replication Agent logs

The Replication Agent system log files contain warning and error messages, as well as information about the Replication Agent connections to the primary database and the primary Replication Server. Look for the most recent command you executed at the bottom of the log file to find the most recent message. The logs are located in the $SYBASE/RAX-15_2/inst_name/log directory, where inst_name is the name of the Replication Agent instance.

The following is sample output from an Oracle instance log file:

W.	2007/04/26 11:33:23.075  	OracleLogScanne	com.sybase.ds.oracle.log.OracleLogScanner    	scanForward 23      	The change vector list for log record <00001610.000002d2.0170> is empty.W.	2007/04/26 11:33:43.313  	OracleLogScanne	com.sybase.ds.oracle.log.OracleLogScanner    	scanForward 23      	The change vector list for log record <00001610.00000483.011c> is empty.W.	2007/04/26 11:33:47.879  	OracleLogScanne	com.sybase.ds.oracle.log.OracleLogScanner    	scanForward 23      	The change vector list for log record <00001610.000004f7.012c> is empty.T.	2007/04/26 11:35:28.867  	OracleLogScanne	com.sybase.ds.oracle.log.OracleLogScanner    	scanForward 23      	Moving to log <5649>.E.	2007/04/26 11:35:30.359  	ERROR          	com.sybase.ds.oracle.log.record.RecordFactory	parseLogRecord 23      	com.sybase.ds.oracle.record.UnknownRecordException: Unkown CVxE_4 inner op type: <63>.E.	2007/04/26 11:35:30.359  	ERROR          	com.sybase.ds.oracle.log.record.RecordFactory	parseLogRecord 23      	java.lang.RuntimeException: com.sybase.ds.oracle.record.UnknownRecordException: Unkown CVxE_4 inner op type: <63>.E.	2007/04/26 11:35:30.359  	ERROR          	com.sybase.ds.oracle.log.record.RecordFactory	parseLogRecord 23      		com.sybase.ds.oracle.log.record.RecordFactory.createChangeVector(RecordFactory.java:430)

where:

NoteIn some cases, the information in a specific column is not consistent with these descriptions. In these cases, other information is generated that Technical Support uses to determine from where the message was generated.