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if anyone knows what is the error? Can not use active or standby connection names for subscriptions I got this error when I'm trying to create my subscriptions. I have already created a repdef WITH PRIMARY AT pb1.customer and when I tried to run my subscription, WITH REPLICATE AT pb2.customer. It is showing the error. I have also created a logical connection pb1.customer for dump/load db.

pb1 and pb2 are both ASE, ASE15.5 and ASE15.7 respectively.

Please advise.

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The error message indicates you're using a WarmStandby (WS) setup, in which case there are no subscriptions required (nor supported), period.

If you're trying to use the WS pair as a source for replicating into a 3rd db, then the repdef will need to reference the WS logical pair as the primary db.

If you're trying to replicate into the WS pair from a 3rd db, then the subscription will reference the WS logical pair as the replicate db.

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  • I don't get it. Currently my WS setup only involving with 2 ASE DBs (let's say pb1.customer and pb2.customer; pb1 is my primary db whereas pb2 is my replicate db) and I have created 1 logical connection in my primary db. I created my connection of replicate db using dump marker. I don't have a 3rd db in my situation. My aim is just to make sure that primary data can be replicated into my replicate db after dump/load db action. Is that mean I don't need to actually create repedf/subs on primary to make sure data can be replicated into my replicate db? I'm very confused about WS setup.
    – Tittus
    Commented Mar 19, 2018 at 2:37
  • WS doesn't use repdef/sub; you create a logical connection, add PDB as 'active' component of WS, add RDB as 'standby' component of WS, mark the PDB, and replication should occur for everything that's been marked for rep; repdef/sub is used for MSA and table-level rep; repdef/sub is also used if replicating into or out-of WS (from/to a 3rd db)
    – markp-fuso
    Commented Mar 19, 2018 at 2:46
  • Step1: Create logical connection to PDB create logical connection to pb1.customer. Step2: Create dump marker in my RDB connection create connection to pb2.customer set error class to rs_sqlserver_error_class set function string class to rs_sqlserver_function_class set username to <maint_user> set password to <maint_pass> with log transfer on as standby for pb1.customer use dump marker. Is my connection to RDB above is created correctly?
    – Tittus
    Commented Mar 19, 2018 at 3:22
  • As you mentioned, <adding PDB (pb1.customer) as 'active' and RDB as 'standby' component of WS>, is that mean in my RDB connection above I should do something like as active for pb1.customer and as standby for pb2.customer? Both as active for and as standby for can be included in the same create connection command above?
    – Tittus
    Commented Mar 19, 2018 at 3:22
  • Hi @markp, is there any advice could provide for my situation?
    – Tittus
    Commented Mar 20, 2018 at 2:05

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