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Start the Replication Processes
Mine Server
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[oracle@dbvrds01 RDSPOC]$ ./RDSPOC-run-dbvrds01.sh Initializing......done [oracle@dbvrds01 RDSPOC]$ DDC loaded from database (266 variables). Dbvisit Replicate version 2.5.08.3341 Copyright (C) Dbvisit Software Limited. All rights reserved. DDC file /home/oracle/RDSPOC/RDSPOC-MINE.ddc loaded. Starting process MINE...Created directory /home/oracle/RDSPOC/ddc_backup Created directory /home/oracle/RDSPOC/log/ Created directory /home/oracle/RDSPOC/log/trace/ Created directory /home/oracle/RDSPOC/mine/ started |
Apply (
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EC2) Server
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[oracle@dbvrds02 RDSPOC]$ ./RDSPOC-run-dbvrds02.sh Initializing......done DDC loaded from database (266 variables). Dbvisit Replicate version 2.5.08.3341 Copyright (C) Dbvisit Software Limited. All rights reserved. DDC file /home/oracle/RDSPOC/RDSPOC-APPLY.ddc loaded. Starting process APPLY...Created directory /home/oracle/RDSPOC/ddc_backup Created directory /home/oracle/RDSPOC/log/ Created directory /home/oracle/RDSPOC/log/trace/ Created directory /home/oracle/RDSPOC/apply started |
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The console can be started from the Mine server (source) using the “start-console.sh” script
[oracle@dbvrds01 RDSPOC ]$ ./start-console.sh
Example output can be seen below. Note that the mine and apply process does take some time to initialize.
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Once both Mine and Apply is initialized:
Testing the replication
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The next step is to generate some load on the XE database using swingbench. This can be done using the generate_load script. To see the status of the replicate you can open a second terminal and open the replicate console with “start-console.sh”. Example:
While the above is running you can open the Dbvisit Replicate console and you can see the progress of the replication:
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