Valid for

Manager

Description

Use LAGINFOSECONDS, LAGINFOMINUTES, or LAGINFOHOURS to determine the point at which lag should be reported to the event log as an informational message. For example, LAGINFOSECONDS 5 specifies a reporting interval of five seconds. Likewise, LAGINFOMINUTES 10 specifies a reporting interval of ten minutes; LAGINFOHOURS 2, specifies two hours.

When using a LAGINFO parameter, specify LAGREPORT to determine how often the lag times are evaluated and reported.

Syntax

LAGINFOCSECS csecs [,process_type group_name] [,IGNORETASKS|REPORTTASKS] [,IGNORESTOPPED|REPORTSTOPPED]|
LAGINFOSECONDS seconds [,process_type group_name] [,IGNORETASKS|REPORTTASKS] [,IGNORESTOPPED|REPORTSTOPPED]|
LAGINFOMINUTES minutes [,process_type group_name] [,IGNORETASKS|REPORTTASKS] [,IGNORESTOPPED|REPORTSTOPPED]|
LAGINFOHOURS hours [,process_type group_name] [,IGNORETASKS|REPORTTASKS] [,IGNORESTOPPED|REPORTSTOPPED]

csecs

The reporting interval in centiseconds.

seconds

The reporting interval, in seconds.

minutes

The reporting interval, in minutes.

hours

The reporting interval, in hours.

process_type group_name

Specifies the process for which the lag will be reported.

process_type

Must be EXTRACT or REPLICAT or ER.

group_name

The name of the Extract group or Replicat group or wildcard group.

IGNORETASKS|REPORTTASKS

By default the task groups are not reported.

By adding the REPORTTASKS option, the lag information will be reported for SOURCEISFILE and SPECIALRUN groups, toggle off with IGNORETASKS.

IGNORESTOPPED|REPORTSTOPPED

By default no information is printed for a group in a STOPPED state. By adding the REPORTSTOPPED option, lag information will be reported, to toggle off with IGNORESTOPPED.