sysadmin upgrade, route

Upgrades route from the current Replication Server to the destination Replication Server, and recover any failed upgrade routes.

Syntax

sysadmin upgrade, "route", <dest_rs> [,"<recovery>"]

Parameters

<dest_rs>: The destination Replication Server.
<recovery>: Recovers the route upgrade, when it fails.

Examples

Example 1

Upgrades the route from the NY_RS Replication Server to the LON_RS Replication Server. At NY_RS, run:

sysadmin upgrade, "route", LON_RS

You see:

Route upgrade for route 'NY_RS.LON_RS' is in progress in the background.

Example 2

Recovers a failed route upgrade. At NY_RS, run:

sysadmin upgrade,"route", LON_RS, "recovery"

Usage

Use the sysadmin upgrade, route, dest_rs command to upgrade the route from the current Replication Server to the destination Replication Server, where dest_rs is the destination Replication Server name.
If the route upgrade fails, then use the recovery option to recover the route upgrade from the last time.
The user ID and password you use to run the command must also exist at the destination Replication Server and the RSSD of the destination Replication Server.

See Upgrading Routes in the Configuration Guide.

Permissions

sysadmin upgrade, route requires "sa" permission at the destination Replication Server and "dba" permission at the RSSD of the destination Replication Server.