rs_routes

Stores routing information about network traffic.

Column	Datatype	Description
`dest_rsid`	`int`	ID of a data server or Replication Server
`through_rsid`	`int`	Destination is reached through this Replication Server. For a direct route, the value of through_rsid is the same as that of `dest_id`.
`source_rsid`	`int`	Replication Server where this route is defined
`status`	`tinyint`	Status of the route: 1 – being initialized 2 – route is valid at this site (route is valid when status is 2 at both the source and destination Replication Servers) 3 – dropping this route gracefully 4 – dropping this route immediately
`suspended`	`tinyint`	One of these values: 0 – route is active 1 – route is suspended 2 – route is being rebuilt. In the process of setting the truncation point. 3 – route is suspended. In the process of setting the truncation point. 8 (mask) – for an RSI outbound queue, instructs the replicate Replication Server to set the `locater` field in the `rs_locater` table to 0, for this sending Replication Server.
`src_version`	`int`	Version of source Replication Server for this route. Note that this version is the RSI version (not what appears in the rs_config stored procedure under `<current_rssd_version>`). 1000 – version assigned to any pre-10.1 Replication Server 1010 – version 10.1 1100 – version 11.0 1150 – version 11.5 1200 – version 12.0 Refer to the Release Bulletin for Replication Server for any additional supported version numbers.

Indexes

Unique clustered index on (dest_rsid, source_rsid)