On 17-05-2021 11:02, Gabor Boros wrote:
With the next configuration only REPLICA_ASYNC.FDB have the changes of
ORIGINAL.FDB.
database = C:\R\DB\ORIGINAL.FDB
{
journal_directory = C:\R\JD
journal_archive_directory = C:\R\JAD
journal_archive_timeout = 10
}
database = C:\R\DB\REPLICA_ASYNC.FDB
{
journal_source_directory = C:\R\JAD
verbose_logging = true
}
database = C:\R\DB\ORIGINAL.FDB
{
sync_replica =
SYSDBA:masterkey@localhost/3052:C:\R\DB\REPLICA_SYNC.FDB
verbose_logging = true
}
[..]
With the reverse configuration REPLICA_SYNC.FDB have the changes and
REPLICA_ASYNC.FDB not.
database = C:\R\DB\ORIGINAL.FDB
{
sync_replica =
SYSDBA:masterkey@localhost/3052:C:\R\DB\REPLICA_SYNC.FDB
verbose_logging = true
}
database = C:\R\DB\ORIGINAL.FDB
{
journal_directory = C:\R\JD
journal_archive_directory = C:\R\JAD
journal_archive_timeout = 10
}
database = C:\R\DB\REPLICA_ASYNC.FDB
{
journal_source_directory = C:\R\JAD
verbose_logging = true
}
This is an impossible configuration: you're defining two sets of
configuration for `C:\R\DB\ORIGINAL.FDB`. You should have only one entry
for a database in databases.conf.
I'm not sure if the first or the last one wins, but based on your
comments, it seems to be the first.
Mark
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