This is an RSM Server command that upgrades the specified route for use with Replication Server 11.5 and later.
Upgrading a route rematerializes the data in system tables and makes information associated with new features available to a newly upgraded Replication Server.
route_upgrade source_replication_server.dest_replication_server
Is the name of the source Replication Server of the route.
Is the name of the destination Replication Server of the route.
Performs upgrade on route rep_serv_12.rep_serv_11.
route_upgrade rep_serv_12.rep_serv_11
After a Replication Server is upgraded and its site version set to 1150 or later, it may be necessary to upgrade routes originating from or going to the Replication Server. Use route_upgrade_status to find out which routes need to be upgraded.
In some cases, it is preferable to upgrade routes using RSM Client or by executing sysadmin rs_fast_route_upgrade at the originating Replication Server. See the Replication Server Configuration Guide for your platform for more information.
Only one route upgrade or recovery request can be submitted at a time.
Before issuing this command, make sure the source and destination RSSD Adaptive or SQL Servers and Replication Servers are up and in good state. If route upgrade fails, the destination Replication Server may be put in a “hibernation” state, in which most of user commands are rejected and functions suspended until the route upgrade is successfully recovered.
This command cannot be executed if a route upgrade needs to be recovered.
Look at the RSM Server log or issue route_upgrade_status to confirm the route upgrade is successful.
route_upgrade requires “sa” permission.
route_upgrade_recovery, sysadmin hibernate_off, sysadmin hibernate_on
