Viewing CDR Statistics

The CDR feature provides the following methods for viewing the results of conflict resolution.

Here are different techniques you can use to view CDR statistics.

Report File

Replicat writes CDR statistics to the report file:
Total CDR conflicts        7
    CDR resolutions succeeded       6
    CDR resolutions failed          1
    CDR INSERTROWEXISTS conflicts   1
    CDR UPDATEROWEXISTS conflicts   4
    CDR UPDATEROWMISSING conflicts
    CDR DELETEROWEXISTS conflicts      1
    CDR DELETEROWMISSING conflicts     1

Command Line

You can view CDR statistics from the command line by using the STATS REPLICAT command with the REPORTCDR option: 

STATS REPLICAT group, REPORTCDR

Column-conversion Functions

The following CDR statistics can be retrieved and mapped to an exceptions table or used in other Oracle GoldenGate parameters that accept input from column-conversion functions, as appropriate.

  • Number of conflicts that Replicat detected

  • Number of resolutions that the Replicat resolved

  • Number of resolutions that the Replicat could not resolve

To retrieve these statistics, use the @GETENV column-conversion function with the STATS or DELTASTATS information type. The results are based on the current Replicat session. If Replicat stops and restarts, it resets the statistics.

You can return these statistics for a specific table or set of wildcarded tables:
@GETENV ('STATS','TABLE','SCHEMA.TABLNAME','CDR_CONFLICTS')
@GETENV ('STATS','TABLE','SCHEMA.TABLNAME','CDR_RESOLUTIONS_SUCCEEDED')
@GETENV ('STATS','TABLE','SCHEMA.TABLNAME','CDR_RESOLUTIONS_FAILED')
You can return these statistics for all of the tables in all of the MAP statements in the Replicat parameter file:
@GETENV ('STATS','CDR_CONFLICTS')
@GETENV ('STATS','CDR_RESOLUTIONS_SUCCEEDED')
@GETENV ('STATS','CDR_RESOLUTIONS_FAILED')

The 'STATS' information type in the preceding examples can be replaced by 'DELTASTATS' to return the requested counts since the last execution of 'DELTASTATS'. For more information about @GETENV, see @GETENV