OpenEdge Replication Monitor Page 1
Database: /twoagent/sdb Agent: Name: agent1 ID: 1 Host name: 127.0.0.1 Target database: C:\OE117WRK\repl2 State: Normal Processing Critical: No Method: Synchronous Server/Agent connection time: Tue Jan 31 10:14:16 2017 Remote agent is waiting for: Nothing Recovery state: No recovery being performed Maximum bytes in TCP/IP message: 8512 Server/Agent connection timeout: 60.000 seconds Transition information: Type: Manual The last block was sent at: Tue Jan 31 10:14:18 2017 Activity information: Blocks sent: 497 Blocks acknowledged: 1 Synchronization points 8 AI Block Information: Current RDBMS Block (Seq / Block): 3 / 313 Last Sent Block (Seq / Block): 3 / 313 Server to agent load check interval: 10 blocks Time between server and agent load checks: 7002.666 seconds Time taken to respond to load check: 0.093 seconds Port: 1025 Last message was received at: Thu Feb 2 20:28:00 2017 Connection state: Connected |
Field
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Description
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Agent
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Shows a selection of basic remote agent information.
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Name
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Shows the name of the remote agent.
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ID
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Shows the remote agent identification number.
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Host name
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Shows the host on which the target database associated with the remote agent resides.
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Target database
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Shows the name of the database associated with the remote agent.
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State
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Shows details related to what the server knows about the remote agent. For example:
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Critical
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Shows whether the remote agent is a critical agent (Yes) or is not (No).
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Method
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Shows the replication method: asynchronous or synchronous.
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Remote agent is waiting for
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Shows why the agent might be waiting. The field value might be either one of the following:
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Recovery state
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Shows where the server and the agent are in the failure recovery process. The field value can be one of the following:
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Maximum bytes in TCP/IP message
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Shows the maximum number of bytes used for the TCP/IP communication messages.
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Server/Agent connection time
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Shows the date and time at which the server and agent connected.
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Server/Agent connection timeout
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Shows the number of seconds after which the OpenEdge Replication server will stop attempting to connect to the agent.
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Transition information
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Shows remote agent-related transition details.
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Type
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Shows the type of transition to be performed:
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Timeout limit
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Shows the maximum amount of time that will elapse before the transition of a target database to a normal OpenEdge database; shown for automatic transition only.
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The last block was sent at
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Shows the date and time the last block was sent to the agent.
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Activity information
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Shows activity information.
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Blocks sent
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Shows the number of blocks sent to the agent.
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Blocks acknowledged
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Shows the number of blocks acknowledged by the agent.
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Synchronization points
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Shows the number of synchronization points that have occurred.
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AI Block Information
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Provides latency information that shows how far behind OpenEdge Replication is in updating the target database. This is important if the target database is transitioned due to source database failure.
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Current RDBMS Block (Seq / Block)
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Shows the current database AI block. Seq is the AI extent sequence number. It can be viewed by using rfutil LIST.
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Last Sent Block (Seq / Block)
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Shows the last AI block that was sent to the OpenEdge Replication agent.
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Server to agent load check interval
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Shows the number of blocks the server will send to the agent, at which point the server will wait for an acknowledgment from the agent for the block just sent.
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Time between server and agent load checks
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Shows the average elapsed time between the load checks.
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Time taken to respond to load check
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Shows the average elapsed time the agent took to acknowledge the server for the block just sent.
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Port
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Listening port of the agent
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Last message was received at
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Date-time the last message was received
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Connection state
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State of the connection. Valid values include:
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