Thanks!
I just did the q repln on the source server. And yes it shows the
filespaces and data amount for both source and target.
Beats doing the q fi on source and target!
But when I do q repln on the target server I get 'no matching servers defined'.
I think the original question asked by Ric
Replications between source and target means that that data is being sent
from source is being received by target. If the target doesn't confirm
receive of data the replication process failes.
After replication process had completed one can use the q repln command to
check the replication state o
Hello. for this: but, I need to verify that on the TSM TARGET server as
well. Management wants to be able to verity that what the TSM SOURCE server
states was replicated is the same as what the TSM TARGET server states.
We don't have replicated info on our Target server either. I'm thinkin
Ricky,
I know that on the source server there is a field (BKBYTES_REPLICATED) in the
REPLCIATIONVIEW table. I have used it to query the amount of replicated data.
Perhaps someone can chime in from IBM but I did not find this information
maintained on the target server; if fact I receive an error
Happy Friday to everyone!
Can some tell me if there is a command, script or another way to find out the
summary of how much data was replicated during the replication process on the
TARGET server?
Once replication has completed, I can go into the logs on the TSM SOURCE server
and find out how
