Database Synchronization Options
These options allow the interrogation of Database Synchronization status on primary servers.
Usage
pbdbutil --dbsync [<options>] [ <file> <file> ...]
| -l | List Database Synchronization history. |
| -l [<dbfile(s)>] | List outstanding Database Synchronization entries. |
| -c <dbfile(s)> |
Deletes the _pblog entries from the specified database. Each database that can be synchronized (FIM, Sudo, RBP, etc) has a _pblog table used to synchronize data from the primary to the secondaries. When adding a FIM configuration, or a new role, or a pbsudo host, then the corresponding INSERT or UPDATE SQL is added in the _pblog table. |
| -R <svc> [<cn>] | Initiates a synchronize on database immediately even if there is no change, for specified service. |
| --force | Force synchronize the cfg files for the specified service. |
| -A <svcgname> <...> | Set databases in Service Group(s) as being automatically synchronized. |
| -X <svcgname> <...> | Unset databases in Service Group(s) as being automatically synchronized. |
