check schema map

(Only if the replicate datatbase is SAP HANA database) Displays all the primary and replicate schema maps defined in Replication Server.

Syntax

check schema map [[from primary_data_server.primary_database.[from_schema|NULL]]|[to replicate_data_server.replicate_database.[to_schema|NULL]]]

primary_data_server. primary_database – The name of the primary data server and database.
from_schema – The schema of the primary database.
replicate_data_server.replicate_database – The name of the replicate data server and database.
to_schema – The schema of the replicate database.
NULL – Specifies all primary schemas or all replicate schemas when you use NULL instead of from_schema and to_schema respectively.

Example 1 – This example displays the schema map of the primary Oracle or Adaptive Server database.
```
check schema map from PDS.PDB.SAPSR3
```
Example 2 – This example displays the schema map of the primary IBM DB2 UDB database.
```
check schema map from PDS.PDB.SAP<SID>
```
Example 3 – This example displays all the schema maps of the replicate database.
```
check schema map to RDS.RDB.NULL
```
Example 4 – This example displays the schema map of the replicate SAP HANA database.
```
check schema map to RDS.RDB.tableowner
```

Use the check schema map command to check the schema mapping defined in the Replication Server.
If there is a schema mapping change during replication, you can use the check schema map command to check the current mapping relation. Later, you can alter the mapping according to your requirements.