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We set up replication on one of our database and in a publication there are 25 tables. In the replication monitor performance is showing excellent, but when i check in the details and went to undistributed commands it is still showing some 15 Mill.
Any one had this issue before.?
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sql-server asked Jan 2 at 11:16
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We set up replication on one of our database and in a publication there are 25 tables. In the replication monitor performance is showing excellent, but when i check in the details and went to undistributed commands it is still showing some 15 Mill.
Any one had this issue before.?
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sql-server asked Jan 2 at 11:16
user9192401user9192401
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can You specify replication type and amount of data?
– Whencesoever
Jan 2 at 12:13
Transnational Replication and all the data is getting replicated on to subscriber and shows no latency but when i check undistributed commands it was 1.5Mill this morning and now it is 1.9Million.
– user9192401
Jan 2 at 12:48
I personally think replication monitor is not great at… monitoring replication. I use tracer tokens as the gold standard. If you insert a token now, where does it say the latency is? That is, "publisher to distributor" or "distributor to subscriber"? If expect the latter but it's good to verify. You'll also get time to delivery from that token which is useful.
– Ben Thul
Jan 2 at 13:19
There is no latency. Pub to dist it is 1 sec and dist to sub 2 secs..
– user9192401
Jan 2 at 13:32
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We set up replication on one of our database and in a publication there are 25 tables. In the replication monitor performance is showing excellent, but when i check in the details and went to undistributed commands it is still showing some 15 Mill.
Any one had this issue before.?
sql
sql-server asked Jan 2 at 11:16
user9192401user9192401
967
We set up replication on one of our database and in a publication there are 25 tables. In the replication monitor performance is showing excellent, but when i check in the details and went to undistributed commands it is still showing some 15 Mill.
Any one had this issue before.?
sql
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sql-server asked Jan 2 at 11:16
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asked Jan 2 at 11:16
user9192401user9192401
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asked Jan 2 at 11:16
user9192401user9192401
967
asked Jan 2 at 11:16
user9192401user9192401
967
asked Jan 2 at 11:16
user9192401user9192401
967
967
can You specify replication type and amount of data?
– Whencesoever
Jan 2 at 12:13
Transnational Replication and all the data is getting replicated on to subscriber and shows no latency but when i check undistributed commands it was 1.5Mill this morning and now it is 1.9Million.
– user9192401
Jan 2 at 12:48
I personally think replication monitor is not great at… monitoring replication. I use tracer tokens as the gold standard. If you insert a token now, where does it say the latency is? That is, "publisher to distributor" or "distributor to subscriber"? If expect the latter but it's good to verify. You'll also get time to delivery from that token which is useful.
– Ben Thul
Jan 2 at 13:19
There is no latency. Pub to dist it is 1 sec and dist to sub 2 secs..
– user9192401
Jan 2 at 13:32
add a comment |
can You specify replication type and amount of data?
– Whencesoever
Jan 2 at 12:13
Transnational Replication and all the data is getting replicated on to subscriber and shows no latency but when i check undistributed commands it was 1.5Mill this morning and now it is 1.9Million.
– user9192401
Jan 2 at 12:48
I personally think replication monitor is not great at… monitoring replication. I use tracer tokens as the gold standard. If you insert a token now, where does it say the latency is? That is, "publisher to distributor" or "distributor to subscriber"? If expect the latter but it's good to verify. You'll also get time to delivery from that token which is useful.
– Ben Thul
Jan 2 at 13:19
There is no latency. Pub to dist it is 1 sec and dist to sub 2 secs..
– user9192401
Jan 2 at 13:32
can You specify replication type and amount of data?
– Whencesoever
Jan 2 at 12:13
can You specify replication type and amount of data?
– Whencesoever
Jan 2 at 12:13
Transnational Replication and all the data is getting replicated on to subscriber and shows no latency but when i check undistributed commands it was 1.5Mill this morning and now it is 1.9Million.
– user9192401
Jan 2 at 12:48
Transnational Replication and all the data is getting replicated on to subscriber and shows no latency but when i check undistributed commands it was 1.5Mill this morning and now it is 1.9Million.
– user9192401
Jan 2 at 12:48
I personally think replication monitor is not great at… monitoring replication. I use tracer tokens as the gold standard. If you insert a token now, where does it say the latency is? That is, "publisher to distributor" or "distributor to subscriber"? If expect the latter but it's good to verify. You'll also get time to delivery from that token which is useful.
– Ben Thul
Jan 2 at 13:19
I personally think replication monitor is not great at… monitoring replication. I use tracer tokens as the gold standard. If you insert a token now, where does it say the latency is? That is, "publisher to distributor" or "distributor to subscriber"? If expect the latter but it's good to verify. You'll also get time to delivery from that token which is useful.
– Ben Thul
Jan 2 at 13:19
There is no latency. Pub to dist it is 1 sec and dist to sub 2 secs..
– user9192401
Jan 2 at 13:32
There is no latency. Pub to dist it is 1 sec and dist to sub 2 secs..
– user9192401
Jan 2 at 13:32
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can You specify replication type and amount of data?
– Whencesoever
Jan 2 at 12:13
Transnational Replication and all the data is getting replicated on to subscriber and shows no latency but when i check undistributed commands it was 1.5Mill this morning and now it is 1.9Million.
– user9192401
Jan 2 at 12:48
I personally think replication monitor is not great at… monitoring replication. I use tracer tokens as the gold standard. If you insert a token now, where does it say the latency is? That is, "publisher to distributor" or "distributor to subscriber"? If expect the latter but it's good to verify. You'll also get time to delivery from that token which is useful.
– Ben Thul
Jan 2 at 13:19
There is no latency. Pub to dist it is 1 sec and dist to sub 2 secs..
– user9192401
Jan 2 at 13:32