Replication (Property)

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Replication (Property)

In french: Replication

Available only with this kind of connection

The Replication property is used to:

identify the replication mode used for a data file (defined in the data model editor or through programming)
specify the replication mode used for a data file (when the file is described by programming).

This property can only be used in a log-based replication.

Example

// Checks whether the data file is configured for replication (log-based replication)
IF Customer.Replication = hNotReplicated THEN Info("Unable to replicate")

Syntax

Finding out the replication mode Hide the details

<Current mode> = <Data file>.Replication

<Current mode>: Integer constant

The replication modes are as follows:
hMasterReplica The data file is a master replica (HCreateMasterReplica was used to create the master replica)
hNotReplicated The data file is not configured for a log-based replication. To implement log-based replication, select "Replication" in the file characteristics in the data model editor.
hReplicated The data file is configured to be replicated.
hSubscriberReplica The data file is a subscriber replica (HCreateSubscriberReplica was used to create the subscriber replica)

<Data file>: Character string

Name of the file used. This name was defined in the data model editor or with the File Description type.

Defining the replication mode Hide the details

<Data file>.Replication = <Replication mode>

<Data file>: Character string

Name of the file used. This name was defined by the File Description type.

<Replication mode>: Integer constant

The replication modes are as follows:
hNotReplicated The data file is not configured for a log-based replication.
hReplicated The data file is configured to be replicated.