This section describes the required steps to verify an Mirror Replication Agent instance:
To verify the Mirror Replication Agent installation
Update the Replication Server interfaces file to include an entry for the Mirror Replication Agent location. For details on how to do this, see the Replication Server Administration Guide.
Verify the connection to the Mirror Replication Agent:
Open a command window in the $SYBASE directory of your Replication Server installation.
Set the environment variables by sourcing SYBASE.csh or SYBASE.sh, as appropriate for your shell.
Use isql to log in to Mirror Replication Agent:
isql –Usa –P –Smyma
Verify the Mirror Replication Agent connection to Replication Server:
Enter this command:
test_connection RS
go
This output appears:
Type Connection
---- ----------
RS succeeded
(1 row affected)
If the result indicates a failure, the Replication Server or the RSSD is not responding, or the connection properties (host, port, user, or password) are incorrect.Verify the host and port configuration values, and manually log in to the Replication Server and RSSD as the configured user to determine which property is incorrectly defined.
For additional information, refer to the Mirror Replication Agent Administration Guide, Chapter 2, “Setup and Configuration,” in the section titled, “Testing network connectivity.”
Verify the Mirror Replication Agent connection to the primary ASE database:
Enter this command:
test_connection PDS
go
This output appears:
Type Connection
---- ----------
PDS succeeded
(1 row affected)
If the result indicates a failure:
The server is not responding, or
The connection properties host, port, pds_database_name, user, or password are incorrect.
Check the host and port configuration values, and manually log in to the primary ASE database as the configured user (pds_username in the $SYBASE/MA-15_1/init/myma.rs) to find which property is incorrectly defined.
For more information about connection failures, see the Mirror Activator Administration Guide section titled, “Testing network connectivity.”