Replication Diagram List

Replication Diagram List area

This is where the users can see a list of registered Diagrams.

Chage Status

The users can intervene in the Status of Streams that are part of a Replication Diagram.

  • Start: Starts all ProSync processes on a per-stream basis.

  • Stop: Stops all ProSync processes on a per-stream basis.

  • Paused: Pauses all ProSync processes on a per-stream basis.

  • Resume: Resumes all ProSync processes on a per-stream basis.

EnLarge button

This button allows the users to expand the area of the Replication Diagram List.

This feature allows the users to search by the name of a Replication Diagram.

Edit and Delete

  • Edit : The users can modify the information of one selected Stream. The information that can be modified is the Stream name, agent information, and the Diagram to which it belongs. If there is any Instance in the Stream, the users cannot edit it.

  • Delete: The users can delete a Stream that belongs to a Replication Diagram. In this case, if no Streams exist in the Replication Diagram, the Diagram is also deleted.

Note

Diagrams are the logical unit for understanding synchronization configurations, so to operate the feature, the users must select the Diagram the users want to operate on and operate on the Streams within it.


Replication Diagram List status example

Diagram Status

The users can check the summarized status in the Diagram List, and there are three types of statuses, which are displayed in order of priority.

Status Label
Description
Priority

: Error

Shown when Error status occurs among the streams belonging to the diagram.

1

: Warning

Shown when Warning status occurs among the streams belonging to the diagram.

2

: Long Tx

Shown when Long Tx status occurs among the streams belonging to the diagram.

3

Check the stream list

Select a Diagram in one of the lists to see a list of Streams that belong to the Diagram, and select the Stream the users want to operate if the users want the feature to work.

Item
Description

Stream

Indicates the name of the Stream.

Status

Indicates the status of all instances belonging to the Stream in the form of Error / Warning / Paused / Running. The priority is the same as the order listed.

Current Src Time

The TIMESTAMP change value of the current TSN of the SRC DB of the corresponding Stream.

Last Commit Time

The TIMESTAMP change value of the TSN based on the SRC DB of the transaction that was last reflected in the Target DB of the corresponding Stream.

TSN Diff

The difference between the Last Commit TSN and the Current SRC TSN of the corresponding Stream.

Stream Info

A modal button to view the information of the corresponding Stream.

Check stream info

This is the modal the users see when the users click the View Stream Info button.

Item
Description

Replication Diagram Name

The name of the Replication Diagram to which the Stream belongs.

Stream Name

The name of the Stream.

Status

The status of all instances in the Stream, which are summarized and displayed as Error / Warning / Paused / Running status.

SRC Current Time

Stream shows the current TSN of the SRC DB belonging to the stream.

Prosync Info

Shows the information of the Prosync binary used in the stream.

Source DB Info

Shows the type and version of the SRC DB belonging to the stream.The users can change the password for the monitoring user through the Change Password button.

Target DB Info

Shows the type and version of the TAR DB belonging to the stream.The users can change the password for the monitoring user through the Change Password button.

ProSync Info

Displays information about the Prosync binary being used by this Stream.

Item
Description

Agent ID(s)

ID of the Agent belonging to the Stream. The users can check as many agents as the users want.

IP

IP of the selected agent.

Port

Port number of the selected agent.

Version

ProSync binary version of the selected agent.

Patch

Patch list of ProSync binary patches belonging to the selected agent.

Change Password

ProSync Manager does not allow the users to change the Monitoring User's password directly, so the users must use the following procedure to change the password.

  1. Change the password directly on the controlled DB

  2. Register the changed password in the UI

This section shows the screens for step 2 of the above procedure, how to register the changed password in the UI.

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