Use the Replication Server log file to see a detailed problem description.
On Windows, the log file is %SYBASE%\REP-12_6\install\ <RepServerName>.log, where %SYBASE_REP% points to the Replication Server installation.
On UNIX, the log file is $SYBASE/REP-12_6/install/<RepServerName>.log, where $SYBASE_REP points to the Replication Server installation.
To see information about the connections configured with Replication Server, log in to Replication Server with isql, using this syntax:
isql -S <RepServerName> -U <username> -P <password>
For example, enter:
isql -S SAMPLE_RS -U sa _P sa_pass
Command |
Action |
|---|---|
admin who |
Show status of connections |
admin who_is_down |
Show status of connections that are down |
admin who_is_up |
Show status of connections that are up |
resume connection to <connection_name> |
Resume connection |
suspend connection to <connection_name> |
Suspend connection |
create connection to <connectionname> |
Create connection |
create replication definition <replication_definition_name> |
Create replication definition for table |
create function replication definition <replication_definition_name> |
Create replication definition for procedure |
create subscription <subscription_name for <replication_definition_name> with replicate at <Repconnection_Name>.<database_name>without materialization |
Create subscription |
trace “on”, DSI, DSI_BUF_DUMP |
Set trace for DSI |
trace “on”, SQT,SQT_TRACE_COMMANDS |
Set trace for SQT |
