Re: Influencing commit interval of read-only replication's refresh gr

2001-07-02 Thread A. Bardeen

Tamas,

The purpose of the refresh is to make the snapshot
site identical to the master site as of the point in
time that the refresh began.  As such the refresh is a
single transaction and must either commit or rollback
in its entirety.

You don't specify what version the snapshot site is,
but on O8 you can specify the RBS to use during the
refresh.

The only options I see are:

1.  Increase the RBS and/or RBS tablespace.

2.  Reduce the number of snapshots in the refresh
group.

3.  Reduce the refresh interval

HTH,

-- Anita

--- Szecsy Tamas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,
 
 does some one know of a way to force the refresh
 process of a read-only
 snapshot group to commit at predefined intervals: by
 table, by n number of
 rows or any other way? The problem that we are
 facing is that a refresh
 group has some rapidly changing tables and the
 rollback segment is not big
 enough.
 
 TIA,
 
 Tamas Szecsy
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Influencing commit interval of read-only replication's refresh gr

2001-06-29 Thread Szecsy Tamas

Hi,

does some one know of a way to force the refresh process of a read-only
snapshot group to commit at predefined intervals: by table, by n number of
rows or any other way? The problem that we are facing is that a refresh
group has some rapidly changing tables and the rollback segment is not big
enough.

TIA,

Tamas Szecsy
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Re: Influencing commit interval of read-only replication's refresh gr

2001-06-29 Thread Stephane Faroult


 Hi,
 
 does some one know of a way to force the refresh process of a read-only
 snapshot group to commit at predefined intervals: by table, by n number of
 rows or any other way? The problem that we are facing is that a refresh
 group has some rapidly changing tables and the rollback segment is not big
 enough.
 
 TIA,
 
 Tamas Szecsy
 -- 

Tamas,

A refresh group is a set of related (through FKs and the like) tables. Not 
committing before everything has been replicated is the Oracle way to fudge the 
integrity constraint violation issue (don't forget that they have one log per 
table, not a single chronological log). Either you begin writing your own 
refresh functions, or you find a way to split your refresh group into subgroups 
for which referential integrity would not be a problem, or you increase the 
rate of refresh. I don't see anytging else.

Regards,

Stephane Faroult
Oriole
Corporation

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