Provides a brief description of the RCL commands.
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Aborts the switch active command, unless Replication Server has gone too far in the active switch process to abort it. |
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For a subscription to a replication definition or a publication, starts the distribution of updates from the primary to the replicate database and sets the subscription status to active. |
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Makes a partition available to Replication Server. A partition can be a disk partition or an operating system file. See create partition. |
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Retrieves Replication Server parameters such as global, connection, logical connection, and route parameters. |
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Displays use of each disk partition accessed by the Replication Server. |
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Returns the string entered by the user. |
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Retrieves the generation number for a primary database. |
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Displays the status of the Replication Server. |
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Displays the path to the current log file. |
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Displays status information for logical connections. |
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Displays the process ID of the Replication Server. |
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Determines if the queues in the Replication Server have been quiesced. |
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Determines whether a Replication Server is quiescent and forces it to deliver and obtain acknowledgments for messages in RSI queues. |
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Displays the names of the data server and database for the RSSD. |
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Displays information on a schedule. |
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Displays information about supported network-based security mechanisms and security services. |
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Displays network-based security parameters and values for the Replication Server. |
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Closes the existing Replication Server log file and opens a new log file. |
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Lists the profile name, version, and comments for each profile defined in Replication Server. |
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Displays information about all connections from the Replication Server to data servers and to other Replication Servers. |
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Displays the names of existing function-string classes and their parent classes, and indicates the number of levels of inheritance. |
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Displays the version number of routes that originate at the Replication Server and routes that terminate at the Replication Server. |
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Displays the site version of the Replication Server. |
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Displays the read and delete points of the threads that are reading a stable queue. |
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Displays information and statistics about Replication Server counters. |
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Reports the current transaction backlog in the stable queues. |
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Cancels the currently running asynchronous command. |
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Reports information about memory usage. |
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Resets all counters that can be reset. |
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Displays the flushing status for all counters. |
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Reports the number of transactions, commands, or bytes of throughput per second. |
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Displays the current time of Replication Server. |
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Performs a datatype translation on a value, displaying the results in delimited literal format. |
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Verifies that Replication Server can successfully execute a replication definition request. |
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Displays the version number of the Replication Server software. |
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Displays information about threads running in the Replication Server. |
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Displays information about Replication Server threads that are not running. |
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Displays information about Replication Server threads that are running. |
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Places Replication Server in recovery mode for specified databases. |
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Changes an existing applied function replication definition. |
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Changes the attributes of a database connection. |
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Changes the attributes of a database connector. |
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Changes an existing database replication definition. |
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Changes an existing error class by copying error actions from another error class. |
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Adds parameters to a user-defined function. |
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Changes an existing function replication definition. |
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Replaces an existing function string. |
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Alters a function-string class, specifying whether it should be a base class or a derived class. |
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Disables or enables the Distributor thread for a logical connection, changes attributes of a logical connection, and enables or disables replication of truncate table to the standby database. |
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Alters the size of a partition. |
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Specifies the behavior of the stable queue that encounters a large message greater than 16K bytes. |
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Changes an existing replication definition. |
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Changes an existing request function replication definition. |
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Changes the attributes of a route from the current Replication Server to a remote Replication Server. |
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Enables or disables a schedule that executes commands. |
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Moves a subscription between replicate connections of the same replicate database that use the same Replication Server, without the need to rematerialize. |
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Changes a user’s password. |
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Assigns Replication Server error-handling actions to data server errors received by the DSI thread. |
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Finds the status of a publication and the number of articles the publication contains. |
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Finds the materialization status of a subscription to a replication definition or a publication. |
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Changes the attributes of a database connection. |
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Changes attributes of a logical connection. |
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Sets characteristics of the Replication Server, including network-based security. |
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Changes the attributes of a route from the current Replication Server to a remote Replication Server. |
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Turns Replication Server into a gateway to its RSSD, ID server, a remote Replication Server, or to a remote data server. |
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Adds an alternate primary or replicate connection, or an alternate active or standby connection, and sets configuration parameters for the connection. |
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Adds an alternate logical connection to the default logical connection. Replication Server uses logical connections to manage warm standby applications. |
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Creates an applied function replication definition and user-defined function for a stored procedure that is to be replicated. |
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Creates an article for a table or function replication definition and specifies the publication that is to contain the article. |
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Adds a database to the replication system and sets configuration parameters for the connection. To create a connection for an Adaptive Server database, use Sybase Central™ or rs_init. |
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Uses predefined information to configure the connection between Replication Server and a non-Adaptive Server database, and, if needed, to modify the RSSD and the named data_server.database. |
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Creates a replication definition for replicating a database or a database object. |
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Creates an error class. |
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Creates a user-defined function. |
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Creates a function replication definition and user-defined function for a stored procedure that is to be replicated. |
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Adds a function string to a function-string class. Replication Server uses function strings to generate instructions for data servers. |
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Creates a function-string class. |
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Creates a logical connection. Replication Server uses logical connections to manage warm standby applications. |
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Makes a partition available to Replication Server. A partition can be a disk partition or an operating system file. |
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Creates a publication for tables or stored procedures that are to be replicated as a group to one or more subscribing replicate databases. |
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Creates a request function replication definition and user-defined function for a stored procedure that is to be replicated. |
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Creates a replication definition for a table that is to be replicated. |
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Designates the route to use for a connection from the current Replication Server to a remote Replication Server. |
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Creates a schedule to execute shell commands at a time you specify. |
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Creates and initializes a subscription and materializes subscription data. The subscription may be for a database replication definition, a table replication definition, a function replication definition, or a publication. |
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Adds a new user login name to a Replication Server. |
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Adds a subscription to the Replication Server system tables, but does not materialize or activate the subscription. The subscription may be for a database replication definition, a table replication definition, a function replication definition, or for a publication. This command begins the process of bulk subscription materialization, or the process of refreshing a publication subscription. |
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Terminates connection to a server. See disconnect. |
Terminates connection to a server. |
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Drops an article and optionally drops its replication definition. |
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Removes a database from the replication system. |
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Drops an existing database replication definition. |
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Drops an error class and any actions associated with it. |
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Drops a user-defined function and its function strings. |
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Drops a function replication definition and its user-defined function. |
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Drops a function string for a function-string class. |
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Drops a function-string class. |
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Drops a logical connection. Logical connections are used to manage warm standby applications. |
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Removes a disk partition from the Replication Server. |
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Drops a publication and all of its articles, and optionally drops the replication definitions for the articles. |
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Drops a replication definition and its functions. |
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Closes the route to another Replication Server. |
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Drops a schedule that executes commands. |
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Drops a subscription to a database replication definition, table replication definition, function replication definition, article, or publication. |
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Drops a Replication Server user login name. |
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Assigns permissions to users. |
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Allows Replication Server to accept messages after it detects a loss. |
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Changes the primary Replication Server for an error class or a function-string class. |
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Rebuilds Replication Server stable queues. |
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Resumes a suspended connection. |
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Resumes a suspended Distributor thread for a connection to a database. |
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Allows the RepAgent to connect to the Replication Server. |
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Restarts a stable queue stopped after being passed a message larger than 16K bytes. |
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Resumes a suspended route. |
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Revokes permissions from users. |
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Controls replication definition properties for a replicate connection. |
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Specifies databases whose logs are to be recovered from offline dumps. |
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Switches to another user. |
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Lists the contents of the connection stack. |
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Displays the current working server. |
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Shuts down a Replication Server. |
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Suspends a connection to a database. |
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Suspends the Distributor thread for a connection to a primary database. |
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Disconnects a RepAgent from a Replication Server and prevents a RepAgent from connecting. |
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Suspends a route to another Replication Server. |
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Changes the active database in a warm standby application. |
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Turns on or off the “subscribe to truncate table” option for all existing subscriptions to a particular table, enabling or disabling replication of truncate table. |
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Administers the net-change database in real-time loading (RTL) replication to Sybase IQ and high volume adaptive replication (HVAR) into Adaptive Server. |
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Drops a database from the ID Server. |
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Drops a logical database from the ID Server. |
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Deletes a stable queue. Use this command to drop a failed materialization queue. |
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Drops a Replication Server from the ID Server. |
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Specifies an alternative log file name for use when dumping a Replication Server stable queue. |
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Dumps the contents of a Replication Server stable queue. |
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Dumps Replication Server stacks. |
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Dumps the commands of a stable queue transaction into a log file. |
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Displays ERSSD name, schedule, backup directory, and ERSSD file locations. Used with options, this command performs unscheduled backups and moves ERSSD files. |
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Updates the route version to the site version of the lower of the primary or replicate Replication Server. |
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Turns off hibernation mode for the Replication Server and returns it to an active state. |
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Turns on hibernation mode for (or suspends) the Replication Server. |
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Injects an rs_ticket marker in to the inbound queue. |
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Configures and shows license management-related information in Replication Server. |
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Writes the first transaction in a DSI queue into the exceptions log. |
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Purges all open transactions from an inbound queue of a Replication Server. |
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Purges the first open transaction from the inbound queue of a Replication Server. |
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Removes all references to a primary Replication Server from a replicate Replication Server. |
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Restores backlogged transactions. |
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Changes a database generation number in the Replication Server to prevent the application of transactions in the DSI stable queue after a replicate database is restored. |
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Sets the site version number for the Replication Server. This lets you use the software features in the corresponding version, and prevents you from downgrading to an earlier version. |
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Instructs Replication Server to skip a failed replication definition request the next time Replication Agent starts. |
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Purges all messages from a stable queue. |
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Restores a message into a stable queue. |
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Restores a transaction into the stable queue. |
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Deletes a single message in a stable queue. |
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Deletes a transaction from the stable queue. |
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Dumps the transaction cache for an inbound queue or a DSI queue. |
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Displays or sets the system-wide version number for the replication system, allowing you to use the software features in the corresponding release level. |
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Sets the status of a publication to VALID, allowing new subscriptions to be created for the publication. |
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For a subscription to a replication definition or a publication, sets the subscription status to VALID. This command is part of the bulk materialization process, or part of the process of refreshing a publication subscription. |
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A blocking command that allows a client session in the Replication Server to wait for the standby database creation process to complete. |
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Specifies a time interval at which this command is blocked. |
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A blocking command that allows a client session in the Replication Server to wait for the switch to the new active database to complete. |
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Specifies a time of day at which to unblock this command. |