DB2 Replication Guide and Reference
To define a replication source:
- Open the Define as Replication Source window:
- From the Control Center, expand the object tree under the Systems icon until you see the SAMPLE
database.
- Click on SAMPLE, then click on the Tables folder. Any existing tables are
displayed in the pane on the right side of the Control Center.
- Click mouse button 2 on the source table, DEPARTMENT, and select Define as
Replication Source - Custom from the pop-up menu.
- From the Available columns box, select LOCATION and clear the
Define as source check box. This specifies that this column
is unavailable as a source column during subscription and cannot be
replicated. This action also clears the Capture before image
check box.
- From the Available columns box, select ADMRDEPT and clear the
Capture before image check box. This action prevents before
image replication of the source column to the target table.
- Click on OK to save the values and close the window. A
confirmation window opens.
- The Save to SQL file and run later radio button is activated as
the default. Click on OK. The Control Center will generate the necessary SQL.
- Type the file name where you want to save the file in the Run SQL files
window and click on OK.
- Click on OK in the DB2 message window to save the values and
automatically close the Define as Replication Source window.
- Click mouse button 2 on the Replication Sources folder and select Run SQL files.
- Run the SQL file you named above.
- Click on OK in the DB2 message window when the message appears
that the script file has run successfully.
- Click mouse button 1 on the Replication Sources folder. The replication source, DEPARTMENT, appears in the contents panel of the Control Center.
Now the source table DEPARTMENT has been defined as a replication sources table. Additionally, the
change data table for DEPARTMENT and all the Capture control tables are
created in the default table space for the SAMPLE database. If you want
to create the tables in other table spaces, see Working with Customized Replication Control Tables and Customizing and Running Replication SQL Files for more information.
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