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SDR Monitoring and Control
HP NonStop SQL DDL Replicator User’s Guide —545799-005
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STATUS Commands
STATUS SDR
STATUS SDR shows a combined summary of RDF and SDR information. It provides a
simple way to look for abnormal conditions. In the example below, STATUS SDR
shows that the SDR updater has been stopped:
STATUS RDF
STATUS RDF shows the state of both primary and backup RDF configurations on the
system. Each RDF configuration is identified by the RDF control subvolume with the
name format node[suffix-character]. For example, on \PRIM, there can be primary RDF
control subvolumes named PRIM, PRIMA, PRIMB, and so on. All RDF control
subvolumes are stored on $SYSTEM.
The SDR command STATUS RDF shows RDF information that is pertinent to SDR.
The DETAIL option adds volume mapping information to the display. In the example
below, the RDF status for the ATOMJ configuration is displayed.
Note that the SDRCOM STATUS RDF is not a substitute for the RDFCOM equivalent
command. SDR shows only the information that is of a particular concern to SDR
processing.
SDRCOM 25? STATUS SDR
SDR monitor $ZSDR (5,627) is monitoring 1 RDF environment(s).
Current SDRUPDT processes: 0
Total SDRUPDT processes: 2
*** SDR update is stopped ***
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RDF ATOMJ (\ATOM -> \SIERRA) at 5/ 2/08 10:17:22
Current State: Normal
SDR Update OFF
SDRCOM 31? STATUS RDF ATOMJ,DETAIL
RDF Configurations on System \ATOM -- 5/ 2/08 10:19:35
RDF ATOMJ (\ATOM -> \SIERRA)
----------------------------------------------------------
Status Normal
Config Version 8
Initialized 5/ 1/08 16:46:57
Monitor Process $JDFM (1,604)
Last Config Modification 5/ 1/08 16:53:50
Log File $0
Access Id 255,255 (SUPER.SUPER)
Owner
Primary -> Backup In/Excludes Mapfile
$QA -> $ORANGE 2/0
$QA2 -> $BANANA 2/0
$QA3 -> $PEACH 2/0
$QA4 -> $GRAPE 2/0
$QA5 -> $LEMON 2/0