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The transaction list may also include internal non committed transaction not related to the replication. Please see http://support.dbvisit.com/entries/24825508-Committing-uncommitted-transactions for an example of how to use this commandList transactions for more information.
Use APPLY COMMIT TRANSACTION to force commit of the specified transactions on APPLY, however contact Dbvisit support before issuing the APPLY COMMIT TRANSACTIONS command. or APPLY ROLLBACK TRANSACTION to force rollback of the transaction on APPLY. Ensure you fully understand the implication before running the COMMIT or ROLLBACK commands.
APPLY
APPLY COMMIT TRANSACTION. Force commit of the specified transaction on APPLY. Use LIST TRANSACTIONS first List transactions first to see what transactions are currenlty currently pending on APPLY.
Contact Dbvisit support before using this command; it should never be needed under normal circumstances. Please see http://support.dbvisit.com/entries/24825508-Committing-uncommitted-transactions for an example of how to use this commandEnsure you fully understand the implication before running this command.
APPLY ROLLBACK TRANSACTION. Force rollback of the specified transaction on APPLY. Use List transactions first to see what transactions are currently pending on APPLY.
EXIT, QUIT
Exits dbvrep.
WAIT
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The DEFAULT conflict handler will not be applied to existing prepared (replicated) tables. The DEFAULT conflict handler will only be applied to tables that are prepared after the DEFAULT conflict handler is set. To change the conflict handler for existing prepared tables, each table has to be individually set using FOR TABLE conflict handler.
SHOW_CONFLICT_HANDLERS
Shows current setting of conflict handlers for given table (schema.name refers to table at MINE).
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