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Re: CDR with many tables

Posted By: Madison Pruet
Date: Friday, 11 February 2005, at 3:53 p.m.

In Response To: CDR with many tables (Malcolm Perrior )

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We have folks with a lot of replicated tables. In the next release, we=

have implemented templates for ER definition.

You can then define replication by creating a set of tables (define
demplate) and then realize the
template on the various servers (i.e. nodes). Additionally, you can
define the template to be
all of the tables within a database. All of this means that you can pr=
etty
much create
the whole schebang with two commands.

As an example...

cdr define template storestempl --database=3Dstores9 --all --- creates=
a
template of all of the tables within stores9
cdr realize template storestempl serv1, serv2, serv3

Alternativally, you can specify the individual tables...

cdr define template storestempl -database=3Dstores9 tab1 tab2 tab3 ..=
.

M.P.




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IDS9.30HC5; HP-UX11i
This is actually a follow-up to my previous regarding
deferred level-1 restores, and is associated with the
resultant "HDR not allowing blobspaces" threads.
I know CDR allows blobs and I know it works because
I've done some testing previously.
But...... CDR requires a separate definition for every
table in every database you want to replicate. I have
scripted the process and that is also no problem.
What I wondered was, how would CDR cope with upwards
of 650 tables defined in an OLTP system? We can get
through 50 x 10Mb logs an hour at peak times....
Network capacity isn't a problem though.
Anyone doing CDR with lots of tables?
Cheers
Malc

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<p>We have folks with a lot of replicated tables. In the next release,=
we have implemented templates for ER definition.<br>
<br>
You can then define replication by creating a set of tables (define dem=
plate) and then realize the <br>
template on the various servers (i.e. nodes). Additionally, you can d=
efine the template to be<br>
all of the tables within a database. All of this means that you can pr=
etty much create<br>
the whole schebang with two commands. <br>
<br>
As an example...<br>
<br>
cdr define template storestempl --database=3Dstores9 --all --- creates=
a template of all of the tables within stores9<br>
cdr realize template storestempl serv1, serv2, serv3 <br>
<br>
Alternativally, you can specify the individual tables...<br>
<br>
cdr define template storestempl -database=3Dstores9 tab1 tab2 tab3 ..=
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<br>
M.P. <br>
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<tt>IDS9.30HC5; HP-UX11i<br>
This is actually a follow-up to my previous regarding<br>
deferred level-1 restores, and is associated with the<br>
resultant &quot;HDR not allowing blobspaces&quot; threads.<br>
I know CDR allows blobs and I know it works because<br>
I've done some testing previously.<br>
But...... CDR requires a separate definition for every<br>
table in every database you want to replicate. I have<br>
scripted the process and that is also no problem.<br>
What I wondered was, how would CDR cope with upwards<br>
of 650 tables defined in an OLTP system? We can get<br>
through 50 x 10Mb logs an hour at peak times....<br>
Network capacity isn't a problem though.<br>
Anyone doing CDR with lots of tables?<br>
Cheers<br>
Malc<br>
<br>
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