suspend route

Suspends a route to another Replication Server.

Syntax

suspend route to dest_replication_server
 [with primary at dataserver.database]

Parameters

dest_replication_server – The name of the destination Replication Server, the route to which is to be suspended.
with primary – Specifies the connection from the primary database that you want to suspend a dedicated route from.

Examples

Example 1 – Suspends the route to the SYDNEY_RS Replication Server:
```
suspend route to SYDNEY_RS
```
Example 2 – To suspend the dedicated route between the RS_NY primary Replication Server and the RS_LON replicate Replication Server for the NY_DS.pdb1 primary connection, at RS_NY enter:
```
suspend route to RS_LON
 with primary at NY_DS.pdb1
 go
```

Usage

Use suspend route to suspend a route to another Replication Server. This command lets you manage network use by controlling when messages are sent from one Replication Server to another.
While a route is suspended, Replication Server holds messages for the destination Replication Server in a stable queue.
You can suspend only direct routes.
To reactivate a suspended route, use resume route.

Permissions

suspend route requires “sa” permission.

Related reference

resume connection

suspend connection

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