ASE Replicator requires a user login for each data server and database that it connects to.
The system user login is the login that ASE Replicator uses to connect to its host Adaptive Server (the primary data server). The ASE Replicator system user login must be added to each primary database, and must have appropriate object access permissions in each primary database.
The Maintenance User login is the login that ASE Replicator uses to connect to each remote (replicate) data server. The ASE Replicator Maintenance User login must be added to each replicate database, and must have appropriate object access permissions in each replicate database.
To allow bidirectional replication, in which a primary database also acts as a replicate database, ASE Replicator identifies a Maintenance User for each database. ASE Replicator uses the Maintenance User login to apply replicated transactions to a replicate database. When publishing the transactions from a primary database, ASE Replicator filters out any transactions applied by the Maintenance User in that database.
If you use the same login name and password for all ASE Replicator database connections, user login and permission problems are less likely to occur, but using a common password may not be feasible in a bidirectional replication system, and it may not meet your security requirements.
Some typical symptoms of user login or permission problems are:
The aserep script fails to create a valid ASE Replicator instance.
The ASE Replicator process fails to start up, or shuts down immediately after starting.
The ASE Replicator process starts up, but all ASE Replicator procedures, including sp_helprep, always return an error.
You cannot create ASE Replicator objects, such as database connections, publications and subscriptions, or primary and replicate articles.
To correct user login or permission problems
See Chapter 2, “Setting Up and Starting ASE Replicator,” and verify that all the configuration tasks are completed.
Verify that the ASE Replicator system user login (or Maintenance User login) is:
Valid in the primary data server and in each replicate data server
Added to each primary and replicate database
Granted appropriate permissions in each primary and replicate database
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