(SP35) Synchronization Process
The synchronization process is required when the archive or the primary database has been restored to a certain point in time and there is an inconsistent state between them.
To synchronize the archive with the primary database:
If the archive was restored to the previous state, execute the report /DVD/SM_PIT_HANA_SYNCHRONIZE.
If the primary database was restored to the previous state, execute the report /DVD/SM_PIT_ARCH_SYNCHRONIZE.Then, enter your Run ID and select Create.
If you want to re-open an existing Run ID you can do it by entering its name and clicking on Display. It is also possible to delete an existing Run ID.
- The synchronization process contains 2 task groups:
- Analysis: This optional task analyzes which operations are required to make the archive consistent with the primary database.
- Execution: This task performs operations to make the archive consistent with the primary database.
For each group, there are three operations.
- The synchronization process contains 2 task groups:
- Run the PIT recovery tasks:
Generate a task for each InfoProvider by clicking on Generate the analysis / synchronization tasks. Then, select InfoProviders you want to synchronize and Execute.
If any of the synchronization tasks fails, create a new Run ID, generate new synchronization tasks for these InfoProviders with marked Repair checkbox and execute them.
- Execute either the analysis tasks (Click Analyze the InfoProviders) or the synchronization tasks (Click Execute the synchronization process) that were previously generated for the InfoProviders.
- Number of jobs: Number of jobs that run parallel. The default value is 1. To increase the speed of processing, increase the number of background jobs.
- App. server name: Application server on which the jobs are executed
- Keep alive: If selected, the number of background jobs stays the same even when one or more jobs fail
- Display a report detailing the operations that is completed for each InfoProvider by clicking Show the results of the analysis or synchronization.
- Number of actions: Number of actions executed on the archive table
- Processed lines: Number of lines inserted into the archive table
- Status: Status of the synchronization
- – the primary database and the archive are consistent
- – the primary database and the archive are not consistent
- – unexpected error during analysis/synchronization
- – analysis/synchronization is running
- Progress: Progress of the analysis/synchronization
- Logs: Logs with detailed information about the analysis/synchronization