-bkr dbmlsync option

Controls the behavior of dbmlsync after a background synchronization is interrupted.

Syntax

dbmlsync -bkr num...

Remarks

num is an integer greater than or equal to -1.

If num is -1 then dbmlsync retries an interrupted synchronization until it completes, successfully or unsuccessfully, without being interrupted. If num is 0 then dbmlsync does not retry the interrupted synchronization. If num is greater than 0 then dbmlsync retries the synchronization up to num times until it completes. After num attempts, if the synchronization has not completed, then it is run as a foreground synchronization so it will complete without interruption.

By default BackgroundRetry is 0. It is an error to set BackgroundRetry to a non-zero value when the Background option has not been set to TRUE. See -bk dbmlsync option.

The BackgroundRetry is ignored when the dbmlsync API or the SQL SYNCHRONIZE statement is used.