See Andreas's response, but I wanted to be clear, DRINTERVAL is NOT used to stop replication. The effect of setting DRINTERVAL to 0 depends entirely on the setting of HDR_TXN_SCOPE. It sets the replication mode to ASYNC, NEAR_SYNC, or FULL_SYNC depending on what HDR_TXN_SCOPE is set to. Setting DRINTERVAL to -1 sets the replication mode to ASYNC or NEAR_SYNC depending on each database's logging mode, BUFFERED or UNBUFFERED respectively. Setting DRINTERVAL to a positive value puts all databases into ASYNC mode with the specified maximum flush delay making HDR behave much like RSS.
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Art S. Kagel, President and Principal Consultant
ASK Database Management Corp.
www.askdbmgt.com
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Original Message:
Sent: Tue December 29, 2020 06:42 AM
From: AMIT PATEL
Subject: DBINTERVAL
Dears,
What will happens if set DBINTERVAL value to -1 . As I know default is 30 seconds and if 0 , then no Replication. But no idea of -1 value.
Thanks
Amit Patel
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AMIT PATEL
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