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<Connection variable>.RSInit (Function) In french: <Variable Connexion>.RSInit Configures an HFSQL server in order for this server to be a master server or a subscriber server for a replication between HFSQL servers.
// Describe the connection
MyConnection is Connection
MyConnection.RSInit(hrsSubscriber, 1, "pwd", 4996, 5) Syntax
<Result> = <Connection>.RSInit(<Server role> , <Server identifier> , <Password> , <Port> , <Priority>)
<Result>: Boolean - True if the configuration was performed,
- False otherwise. HErrorInfo is used to identify the error.
<Connection>: Connection variable Name of the Connection variable that describes the connection to the HFSQL server to configure. <Server role>: Integer constant Role of server in the replication: | | | hrsInactive | Inactive computer in the replication between HFSQL servers. | | hrsMaster | Master computer in the replication between HFSQL servers. | | hrsMaster + hrsSubscriber | Master and subscriber computers in the replication between HFSQL servers (for a bi-directional replication). | | hrsSubscriber | Subscriber computer in the replication between HFSQL servers. |
<Server identifier>: Integer Number used to identify the current HFSQL server among all the servers involved in a replication. This identifier must be unique. This identifier must be included between 1 and 32000. <Password>: Character string Replication password, used to authenticate the servers between themselves. This password must be used on the other server in the call to <Connection variable>.RSAddConfig (i.e. in the Password property of the hrsConfig variable).To use the bidirectional replication, the password must be the same on the two servers. <Port>: Integer TCP/IP port number used for the replication between HFSQL servers. <Priority>: Integer Priority number of server. During a modification conflict, this number is used if the method for solving the conflict corresponds to a resolution by priority. Remarks <Connection variable>.RSInit can be used several times on the same server, to change the role of a server in a replication, for example.
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