Hi,
I am trying to copy documents between databases using MLCP.
The source ML host is ML7 and destination ML host is ML9 and are installed
in AWS.
I am running the MLCP script from an AWS EC2 instance.
As per the below report for MLCP, it looks like the copy between databases
is slower when compa
I concur that the fact ML seems to stop responding does sound like a deadlock.
Looking at cluster status, and inspecting the execution queues might reveal a
request that doesn’t seem to return.
Your code is not using eval or invoke, though, so i don’t think you can create
a deadlock with just t
Hi Swayam,
Can you elaborate a little more? There is temporal:document-protect, which
takes archiving properties. Is that what you are after?
Cheers,
Geert
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Hi All,
Can anyone help me with archival strategies in bitemporal data. Any kind of
help is appreciated!
Thanks and regards,
Swayam Kartikey Sinha
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Hi Vikas,
You don’t need to specify multiple hosts. MLCP will read out the list of hosts
of the cluster automatically through the connect host, and will distribute the
load among them. It is essential though that host names as listed inside
MarkLogic work as identification on the network too..