psCheckRepDefs

Description

   This program checks and waits for your replication definitions to attain
your specified state.
   The database you specify below (-D) is the RSSD database where your
replication definitions reside.
   You also can specify a file name containing a list of rep defs.
If you do this, then you cannot use the -N, -B, -s, -d, -A, -C or -T
arguments.

Syntax

psCheckRepDefs
-Srssd_server -Urssd_username -Prssd_password -Drssd_database
-Lrep_def_list_file
-Nrep_def_names -Brep_server_name
-APDS -CPDS_database -Ttable_names
-Flog -Mmax_initial_size_of_log
-tMax_time_to_attain_state -Ostate_to_attain

-S

Data Server Name

-U

Data Server User

-P

Data Server Password

-D

Database Name

-L

List of Replication Definition Names

-N

Replication Definition Name Pattern

-B

Replication Server Name Pattern

-A

Primary Data Server (containing primary table) Name Pattern

-C

Primary Database (containing primary table) Name Pattern

-T

Primary Table Name Pattern

-F

Name of message log [standard output]

-M

Maximum initial size of message log [0 bytes]

-t

Maximum time to attain state [60 seconds]

-O

Options

d

Rep Def defined

x

Rep Def dropped

DSQUERY

When -S is not specified

SYB_USER

When -U is not specified

SYB_PASS

When -P is not specified

SYB_DATABASE

When -D is not specified

PS_SYSMSG_FILE

Name of the tool's messages file